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Update docs to reflect resource requests of pods #4472
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Tekton previously modified step resource requests to request one large container (with the max resource request of any Step) and resource requests of 0 in all other containers. This behavior was modified in v0.28.0. Now, the Step resource requests are preserved (unless any LimitRanges are present). This commit updates the documentation to reflect this change. This commit also updates the description of how init container and container resource requests are combined to determine the resulting pod's resource requests, based on [Kubernetes documentation](https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/workloads/pods/init-containers/#resources).
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Changes
Tekton previously modified step resource requests to request one large container (with the max resource request of any Step)
and resource requests of 0 in all other containers. This behavior was modified in v0.28.0 (#4176). Now, the Step resource requests are preserved
(unless any LimitRanges are present). This commit updates the documentation to reflect this change.
This commit also updates the description of how init container and container resource requests are combined to determine the resulting pod's
resource requests, based on Kubernetes documentation.
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