Hey, I'm trying to understand some nuances of the maintenance API. Here are my questions:
1. The documentation mentions that accepting or declining and inverse offer is a "hint" to the operator. How do operators view if a framework has declined, accepted or ignored an inverse offer? 2. Should a framework accept an inverse offer and then start removing tasks from an agent or should the framework only accept the inverse offer after the removal of tasks is complete? I think the former makes sense, but it implies that operators need to poll the state of the agent to ensure there are no active tasks whereas the latter implies operators only need to check if all inverse offers were accepted. 3. After accepting the inverse offer, will a framework get another inverse offer for the same agent? Currently I'm trying to determine if inverse offer information needs to be persisted so a framework can continue it's draining work between failovers or if it can just wait for an inverse offer after starting up. 4. Is it possible for the agent to automatically transition from DRAIN to DOWN if at the start of the unavailability period the agent is free of tasks or is that still the operator's responsibility? -- Zameer Manji
