docs(requestcontrol): correct FlowControlAdmissionController.Admit docstring#13
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This pull request updates the documentation for the Admit function in admission.go to clarify how saturation-based shedding is handled downstream. It also introduces a placeholder comment in admission_test.go which should be removed as it appears to be a leftover testing artifact.
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…cstring The docstring for FlowControlAdmissionController.Admit previously claimed that it checked for saturation on sheddable requests first, then deferred to Flow Control. This was incorrect; the implementation only defers via EnqueueAndWait, and saturation shedding is handled downstream by the dispatch cycle. Update the docstring to accurately describe the implemented behavior. No runtime changes are made. Fixes llm-d#1934 Signed-off-by: ChethanUK <chethanuk@outlook.com>
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Suggestion: The added comment is factually incorrect because this change does not add a test case; keeping misleading comments in test files can cause confusion during future debugging and reviews. Update the comment to describe the actual change (or remove it). [comment mismatch]
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2. Scroll through the same file and see that multiple test functions already exist (e.g.,
`TestLegacyAdmissionController_Admit` starting at line 69 and
`TestFlowControlAdmissionController_Admit` starting at line 195), none of which were
introduced by this PR.
3. Note that the current PR change only adds the single comment line and does not add or
modify any test logic in this file, so there is no behavioral discrepancy between tests
and implementation.
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The docstring for
FlowControlAdmissionController.Admitpreviously claimed that it checked for saturation on sheddable requests first, then deferred to Flow Control. This was incorrect; the implementation only defers viaEnqueueAndWait, and saturation shedding is handled downstream by the dispatch cycle.This PR updates the docstring to accurately describe the implemented behavior. No runtime changes are made.
Fixes llm-d#1934
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pkg/epp/requestcontrol/admission.gocorrectly documents thatFlowControlAdmissionController.Admitdefers the decision viaEnqueueAndWaitand that saturation-based shedding is handled downstream.CodeAnt-AI Description
Correct the admission controller docs to match how requests are actually handled
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✅ Clearer admission behavior docs✅ Fewer mistaken expectations about request shedding✅ Easier maintenance of request-control docs💡 Usage Guide
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