compiler would treat 1 as a 32 bit number and wrap.

more of a hey, the user is asking for something out of the norm.

not able to be separated into multiply patches.

If EnforcePartLimits=Yes and QOS job is using can override limits, allow
it.

Fix issues if partition allows or denys account's or QOS' and either are
not set.

If a job requests a partition and it doesn't allow a QOS or account the
job is requesting pend unless EnforcePartLimits=Yes.  Before it would
always kill the job at submit.

This reverts commit 859839a7
The ntasks_per_core option was previously really treated like number of CPUs (rather than tasks) to allocate per core, which seems to be what is desired.

wait for.

based on the mask given.

task/affinity.

thread in a core.

it can bind cyclically across sockets.

Previous logic assumed cpus_per_task=1, so ntasks_per_core option
could spread the job across more cores than desired

cpus-per-task support: Try to pack all CPUs of each tasks onto one socket.
Previous logic could spread the tasks CPUs across multiple sockets.

Previous logic was counting CPUs, but assuming each task would
only use one CPU.

This reverts commit b22268d8.

Conflicts:
	src/slurmctld/job_mgr.c

Properly enforce job --requeue and --norequeue options. Previous
logic was in three places not doing so (either ignoring the value,
ANDing it with the JobRequeue configuration option or using the
JobRequeue configuration option by itself).
bug 821

There should be no change in behavior with the production code,
but this will improve the robustness of the code if someone makes
changes to the logic.

Add SelectTypeParameters option of CR_PACK_NODES to pack a job's tasks
tightly on its allocated nodes rather than distributing them evenly across
the allocated nodes.
bug 819

something you also get a signal which would produce deadlock.

Fix Bug 601.

Run EpilogSlurmctld for a job is killed during slurmctld reconfiguration.
bug 806

Only if ALL of their partitions are hidden will a job be hidden by default.
bug 812

If a batch job launch request can not be built (the script file
is missing, a credential can not be created, or the user does
not exist on the selected compute node), then cancel the job
in a graceful fashion. Previously, the bad RPC would be sent to
the compute node and that node DRAINED.
see bug 807

Correct SelectTypeParameters=CR_LLN with job selecition of specific nodes.
Previous logic would in most instances allocate resources on all nodes
to the job.