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Enhancements tracking repo for Kubernetes
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Enhancements tracking repo for Kubernetes
This week saw steady progress moving several Kubernetes Enhancement Proposals toward general availability and beta status. Notable advancements include watch cache stall recovery, scheduler preemption improvements, job integration updates, and various storage and resource management features…
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Merge pull request #6451 from sairameshv/revert-6298-sts_was_integration
Merge pull request #6269 from nami-ant/kep-6268-watch-cache-stall-resume
Merge pull request #6344 from natasha41575/scheduler-preemption-beta-update
Merge pull request #5569 from ajaysundark/kep_5359_swap_awareness_api
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