Configure cluster management concurrency in a consistent place#163
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This PR is a cosmetic change to the structure of the cluster management
.ymlfiles.The concurrency blocks were added in #149, but while working on #162 I noticed they should really be grouped with the job configuration at the top. This was done inconsistently in #149 for some reason, with the .NET sample already grouping it at the top of the job configuration.
Having the
concurrencyblock at the top makes it a bit easier to spot given the steps for the job are variable length and sometimes quite complex.By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the MIT-0 license.