When partitioning manually, the chosen selectors for targets may result in clusters that aren't assigned to partitions. If that happens, those targets are discarded. It should be possible to add those at the end of the manually defined partitions following the logic of auto partitioning. But to not break compatibility with how manual partitioning currently works, we'd need to implement an option to enable this feature.
Since this change would highly benefit from being able to configure the limit for which auto partitioning will be disabled, it would be preferable (but not required) if #3827 would be implemented first.
This issue follows up on findings in #2672.
When partitioning manually, the chosen selectors for targets may result in clusters that aren't assigned to partitions. If that happens, those targets are discarded. It should be possible to add those at the end of the manually defined partitions following the logic of auto partitioning. But to not break compatibility with how manual partitioning currently works, we'd need to implement an option to enable this feature.
Since this change would highly benefit from being able to configure the limit for which auto partitioning will be disabled, it would be preferable (but not required) if #3827 would be implemented first.
This issue follows up on findings in #2672.