Anyone using the CachingScheduler scheduler driver in Rocky would still want to be using the Core/Ram/Disk filters since the CachingScheduler driver doesn't use placement.
Similarly, the RetryFilter wasn't deprecated until Train:
So I'm not sure what to say in Rocky-specific release notes. We could have separate changes, one for RetryFilter (start in stable/stein and backport to stable/rocky) which says it's no longer useful and one for stable/rocky that says core/ram/disk filters are not necessary when using the FilterScheduler scheduler driver (not CachingScheduler driver). My point is these would be stable branch specific docs patches that don't mention deprecation since the filters were not formally deprecated in those older releases.
The docs in Rocky don't mention the Core/Ram/Disk filters as being deprecated because they weren't formally deprecated until the Stein release:
https:/ /review. opendev. org/#/c/ 596502/
Anyone using the CachingScheduler scheduler driver in Rocky would still want to be using the Core/Ram/Disk filters since the CachingScheduler driver doesn't use placement.
Similarly, the RetryFilter wasn't deprecated until Train:
https:/ /review. opendev. org/#/c/ 663953/
So I'm not sure what to say in Rocky-specific release notes. We could have separate changes, one for RetryFilter (start in stable/stein and backport to stable/rocky) which says it's no longer useful and one for stable/rocky that says core/ram/disk filters are not necessary when using the FilterScheduler scheduler driver (not CachingScheduler driver). My point is these would be stable branch specific docs patches that don't mention deprecation since the filters were not formally deprecated in those older releases.