fix(controller): prevent canary scale-up after abort with dynamic stable scaling - #5018
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…ble scaling When aborting with dynamic stable scaling, the canary replica count is now set to 0 instead of using max(trafficWeightReplicaCount, canaryCount). The previous logic could scale the canary back up if weights.Canary.Weight was stale, causing the canary RS to grow when spec.replicas increased.
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Summary
When aborting with dynamic stable scaling, the canary replica count is now set to 0 instead of using max(trafficWeightReplicaCount, canaryCount). The previous logic could scale the canary back up if weights.Canary.Weight was stale, causing the canary RS to grow when spec.replicas increased.
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Fixes #4973