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The worker table marked a worker red once its last heartbeat was more than 60s old, regardless of distributed.scheduler.worker-ttl. With the default 5 minute TTL that flags healthy-but-busy workers (e.g. ones holding the GIL) long before the scheduler would act, and users had no way to tune it. Color rows orange after 25% and red after 50% of the effective TTL, computed the same way as Scheduler.check_worker_ttl. When worker-ttl is disabled, keep the old 60s red threshold. Closes dask#8749 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The worker table marked a worker red once its last heartbeat was more
than 60s old, regardless of distributed.scheduler.worker-ttl. With the
default 5 minute TTL that flags healthy-but-busy workers (e.g. ones
holding the GIL) long before the scheduler would act, and users had no
way to tune it.
Color rows orange after 25% and red after 50% of the effective TTL,
computed the same way as Scheduler.check_worker_ttl. When worker-ttl is
disabled, keep the old 60s red threshold.
pre-commiton the changed filesThis PR is a joint contribution from Nilanjan Chatterjee and Claude (Claude Opus 5.5, via Claude Code). Nilanjan chose the issue and directed the work; Claude reproduced the problem, wrote the change, its tests and this description.
Authored by Nilanjan Chatterjee (@nil68657).