Chart: pass workers.terminationGracePeriodSeconds into KubeExecutor pod template #33514
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Yep, no need for a new value. Can you add a test here? |
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While the chart allows users to specify a custom TerminationGracePeriodSeconds for the celery workers, this value is not passed into the Kubernetes Executor pod template, and thus pods use the default 30s timeout.
It seems like the
workers:section of the values is applied to both the Celery worker pods as well as the default KubeExecutor pods so I figured there was no need to define a new value. Thoughts?