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Automated cherry pick of #106412: kube-scheduler: Increase the duration to expire an assumed #106633

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@ahg-g ahg-g commented Nov 23, 2021

Cherry pick of #106412 on release-1.22.

#106412: kube-scheduler: Increase the duration to expire an assumed

Part of #106361

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Scheduler's assumed pods have 2min instead of 30s to receive nodeName pod updates

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ahg-g commented Nov 23, 2021

/kind bug
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ahg-g commented Nov 23, 2021

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ahg-g commented Nov 23, 2021

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/lgtm

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/lgtm

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ahg-g commented Nov 25, 2021

/triage accepted
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ahg-g commented Nov 25, 2021

/priority critical-urgent

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puerco commented Nov 25, 2021

Thanks @ahg-g !
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