Registration Queue Position Resets to Back Just Before Reaching the Front in Distributed Training Client
A distributed AI training client repeatedly loses its place in the run-assignment queue after descending to near the front, resetting to a much later position with no error message, state change, or new queue identifier. One user documented 80 such resets over roughly 34 hours of continuous monitoring, including one jump from position 74 to 1687 within a single minute, despite a stable wired connection and no VPN or proxy. The entry is never assigned to a run, effectively locking the user out of participating despite meeting all stated requirements.
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