and only caused confusion since the cpu_bind options mostly refer to a
step we opted to only allow srun to set them in future versions.

Defer job step initiation of required GRES are in use by other steps rather
than immediately returning an error.
bug 1056

had --network= specified.

ProfileHDF5Dir directory as well as all it's sub-directories and files.

This isn't the case in the current code so this isn't as big of a deal.

This logic will also be removed in 14.11 so it become less of a deal as
well, but just to be safe we cover the base.

be used for AcctGatherFilesystemType.

look at any other day for -D jobs)

srun properly interprets a leading "." in the executable name based upon
the working directory of the compute node rather than the submit host.

script that will use it.

states.

has finished)

Arguments in wrong order

timeout when talking to the Database is the same timeout so a race
condition could occur in the requesting client when receiving the response
if the database is unresponsive.

the entire cnode.

Fix SelectTypeParameters=CR_PACK_NODES for srun making both job and step
resource allocation. Previously a stand-long srun command would distribute
tasks evenly across the nodes.

see bug 1047

Start a job in the highest priority partition possible, even if it requires
preempting other jobs and delaying initiation, rather than using a lower
priority partition. Previous logic would preempt lower priority jobs, but
then might start the job in a lower priority partition and not use the resources
released by the preempted jobs.
bug 1032

No change to logic

appears to be needed for make check

Recommend use of job arrays and multiple job steps per job.

Previously job would only run in first listed partition.

Fix gang scheduling for jobs submitted to multiple partitions.
Previous logic assumed the job's "partition" field contained a
single partition name, that in which the job is running. That
was recently changed in order to support job's being requeued,
which we want to be runable in all of it's valid partitions.