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When supproting multiple python versions, and jobs with parallel steps, especially if any of those steps include their own parallelism, it would be useful to limit concurrency at a job-level or global level (or both), to reduce load levels on systems with fewer cores available.
Global limits would make sense to enable with a -j flag similar to make, while job-level limits would be configured on the job spec in pyproject.toml.
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When supproting multiple python versions, and jobs with parallel steps, especially if any of those steps include their own parallelism, it would be useful to limit concurrency at a job-level or global level (or both), to reduce load levels on systems with fewer cores available.
Global limits would make sense to enable with a
-j
flag similar to make, while job-level limits would be configured on the job spec in pyproject.toml.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: