Dashboard: freeze the usage metric to gpu_sm_occupancy - #643
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…ccupancy). Do not allow to select it from admin dashboard anymore.
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In master, dashboard still allowed admin-users to choose efficiency metric, and each endpoint could receive a
metricparameter.This PR removes the choice, and hardcodes
gpu_sm_occupancyas efficiency metric in one dashboard constant. Goals:Changes:
metricquery param from /dash/metrics/{metric_distribution, metric_comparison, rgu_usage, metric_trend, rgu_by_user, jobs}.metric2picker, minus the usage metric (it is the fixed first axis); a saved state pointing at it is migrated.Breaking: a bookmarked /dash URL carrying
metric=now gets the frozen metric instead of a 400. /dash is dashboard-internal (not /v0), so there is no client contract; a test pins the behaviour.