All-purpose compute clusters that are attached to a pool are no longer able to switch to a different pool/change to a non-pool worker/driver.
Would like to know if anyone else is experiencing this - we're seeing this across 5+ different Databricks workspaces in both AWS and Azure.Reproduction: Create all purpose compute cluster, attach it to existing pool, save and start cluster. Edit clus...
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We're also seeing the same behavior when trying to change the pool on an all-purpose cluster using Terraform and Databricks Labs Terraform provider as well. The Terraform apply will go through and say the cluster was updated to the new pool id, but t...
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