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Only update the scaling state if the memory used is below the limit. Otherwise, if we keep updating the scaling state and the memory used is fluctuating around the limit, then we could do massive scaling in a single rebalancing cycle which could cause OOM error.
Since we estimate the partitionDataSize based on partitionRowCount and total data processed. It is possible that the estimated partitionDataSize is slightly less than it was estimated at the last rebalance cycle. That's because for a given partition, row count hasn't increased, however overall data processed has increased. Therefore, we need to make sure that the estimated partitionDataSize since last rebalance is always greater than 0. Otherwise, it will affect the ordering of minTaskBuckets priority queue.
This was referenced Dec 6, 2023
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