[ML] Write actual thread settings after pytorch process starts #2159
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When the `pytorch_inference` process starts, we validate the given thread settings and adjust them if necessary. This commit changes the process to write the actual thread settings back to ES.
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When the
pytorch_inferenceprocess starts, we validate the giventhread settings and adjust them if necessary. This commit changes
the process to write the actual thread settings back to ES.