Make --accelerator flag optional for ssh connect#4947
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Serverless CPU compute (without a GPU accelerator) is now supported in private preview. Remove the validation that required `--accelerator` when using `--name`, and add a warning for users who may not be enrolled. Co-authored-by: Isaac
Co-authored-by: Isaac
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Summary
--acceleratorwhen using--name(serverless mode) inssh connect--acceleratoris omitted, informing users that serverless CPU is in private previewTest plan
go test ./experimental/ssh/internal/client/)make build)./cli ssh connect --name test-conn --profile pshows warning and submits job without--accelerator--acceleratorusage is unaffected (validation for valid values still in place)This pull request was AI-assisted by Isaac.