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fix: set parallelism to 4 when its passed as 0 #1502

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The frontend is passing 0 as parallelism instead of 4 as the default; setting it to 4 in the backend for now. Someone better than me at frontend can fix the frontend bug; I spent some time looking into connect/enclave-manager/frontend inside engine and gave up

Is this change user facing?

YES - fixes cloud runs of things that use add_services

@galenmarchetti galenmarchetti merged commit 4af67d5 into main Oct 9, 2023
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@galenmarchetti galenmarchetti deleted the gyani/frontend branch October 9, 2023 19:02
tedim52 pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Oct 10, 2023
🤖 I have created a release *beep* *boop*
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[0.84.4](0.84.3...0.84.4)
(2023-10-10)


### Features

* Always keep latest released version of Kurtosis images
([#1473](#1473))
([7fbdfd0](7fbdfd0))
* make clean -a remove all logs
([#1517](#1517))
([3ec7d88](3ec7d88))


### Bug Fixes

* check docker engine is prior to linting and give a useful error when
it is not
([#1506](#1506))
([542d435](542d435))
* set parallelism to 4 when its passed as 0
([#1502](#1502))
([4af67d5](4af67d5))

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Co-authored-by: kurtosisbot <[email protected]>
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