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Remove old workaround #2194

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@vondele vondele commented Feb 4, 2025

no longer grow the number of games per task,
it is no longer needed for fishtest performance
and limits the number of workers that can be assigned e.g. to a progression test.

no longer grow the number of games per task,
it is no longer needed for fishtest performance
and limits the number of workers that can be assigned e.g. to a progression test.
@ppigazzini ppigazzini added enhancement server server side changes labels Feb 4, 2025
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Looks good on DEV, PROD updating in minutes, thank you @vondele

@ppigazzini ppigazzini merged commit c7e0903 into official-stockfish:master Feb 4, 2025
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vdbergh commented Feb 5, 2025

Wasn’t this introduced to avoid hitting the document size limit in mongodb?

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vondele commented Feb 5, 2025

hmm, I didn't recall that aspect, and also that will have improved with the ability to run larger core counts in the worker and the increased stability of the workers, but it nevertheless has become more likely. The limit is around 16MiB, but it would be good to know to what that corresponds in number of tasks.

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