Bump default CPU cores #86
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To prevent frustrations like #68
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@edigaryev both me, you and now @ryanbooker experienced the freezes with the default 2 CPUs. Let's bump the default to prevent bad experience when creating VMs from scratch. |
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| hardwareModel: requirements.hardwareModel, | ||
| cpuCountMin: requirements.minimumSupportedCPUCount, | ||
| // allocate at least 4 CPUs because otherwise VMs are frequently freezing | ||
| cpuCountMin: max(4, requirements.minimumSupportedCPUCount), |
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I think we should preserve the cpuCountMin in the VM configuration and update the cpuCount instead, otherwise it won't be possible do reduce the amount of CPU cores via the tart set.
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To prevent frustrations like #84