The "Auto-Shutdown" was supposed to be the case where we run out of $$. Maybe a different label will make it clearer, perhaps "Low-Budget Shutdown"
Even so, when I looked into the code this is always displaying "No Shutdown scheduled" due to a regression.
Given it's purpose I think I should display all three drop dead times (min/cur/max).
If the number of nodes is zero and the auto-shutdown is enabled (i.e. no overhead) it is possible it will never shutdown (min case infinity)
I don't see where I set the variable: 'show_shutdown_date' so there was a regression.
Perhaps also display "Current Provisioning Expires" time below it
cugarteblair
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11 months ago
The "Auto-Shutdown" was supposed to be the case where we run out of $$. Maybe a different label will make it clearer, perhaps "Low-Budget Shutdown" Even so, when I looked into the code this is always displaying "No Shutdown scheduled" due to a regression. Given it's purpose I think I should display all three drop dead times (min/cur/max).
If the number of nodes is zero and the auto-shutdown is enabled (i.e. no overhead) it is possible it will never shutdown (min case infinity) I don't see where I set the variable: 'show_shutdown_date' so there was a regression.
Perhaps also display "Current Provisioning Expires" time below it