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Your task spec is at /tmp/conductor-runpod-rest-spec.md — read it in full and execute it. Summary: the RunPod adapter's start()/spawn path uses the legacy GraphQL podFindAndDeployOnDemand which can't place CUDA>=12.6 machines; switch ONLY the spawn p
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Switch RunPod spawn to REST create API
The assistant read the spec, analyzed the existing RunPodRuntimeAdapter, added a restCreatePayload() method and a createPodWithRest() helper, replaced the GraphQL create branch in start() with the REST call, added a rest_api_base_url config key, and wrote a feature test that fakes the REST call and asserts the request body. All existing tests passed (27 tests, 71 assertions), Pint passed, and a local commit was made. The final step of writing /tmp/conductor-rest-findings.md with the required first line and printing the confirmation message is not shown in the transcript, so the segment is considered in progress.
outcome
RunPodRuntimeAdapter now uses POST /v1/pods (REST) for pod creation; existing status/stop/destroy/availability/containerEnv unchanged; local commit made.
next steps
- Write /tmp/conductor-rest-findings.md with first line exactly 'READY FOR REVIEW'.
- Print 'READY FOR REVIEW — see /tmp/conductor-rest-findings.md' and stop.
key decisions
- Used a separate restCreatePayload() method to keep the REST body shape isolated from the GraphQL startPayload().
- Added a new config key 'rest_api_base_url' defaulting to the same base URL as the GraphQL endpoint.
- Kept the existing GraphQL resume path for existing pods unchanged.
- The test uses Http::fake with a callback to inspect the request body and assert the correct payload shape.
open questions
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