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[YUNIKORN-2997] add unit test for tryPlaceholderAllocate #1004
[YUNIKORN-2997] add unit test for tryPlaceholderAllocate #1004
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At the beginning, I'm confused about why using
{nodeID1: 0}) (fail always)
instead of{nodeID1: -1}) (fail reserve)
. After rethinking it, I realize it's reasonable because if we set{nodeID1: -1})
,nodeID1
will be picked again in the followingtry all nodes
check , the preAllocateCheck() will pass.So it make sense to me now.