Fixed issue where QOS priority wasn't re-normalized until a slurmctld restart when a QOS priority was changed.

Made it so QOS with UsageFactor set to 0 would make it so jobs running under that QOS wouldn't add time to fairshare or association/qos limits.

    job. Formerly would display information about one job, but update next
    selected job.

    until the job is released. Patch from Rod Schultz, Bull.

    attempts from 60 seconds to 29 seconds. This should eliminate a possible
    synchronization problem with gang scheduling that could result in job
    step creation requests only occuring when a job is suspended.

BLUEGENE - better checking small blocks in dynamic mode whether a full midplane job could run or not.

    running to be more clear and only print when --verbose option is used.

    after a job completed.

    size get queued).

    specific reservation.

BLUEGENE - Speedup by skipping blocks that are deallocating for other jobs when starting overlapping jobs in dynamic mode.

BLUEGENE - Fix for issue in dynamic mode when trying to create a block overlapping a block with no job running on it but in configuring state.

    from Mark Grondona, LLNL.

    releases allocation on real-time signals. Patch from Gerrit Renker, CSCS.

Fix for sacctmgr to work correctly when modifying user associations where all the associations contain a partition.

    job allocation is revoked. Patch from Gerrit Renker, CSCS.

    an integer number of minutes to "[days-]hours:minutes:seconds".

    rather than cnode count in scontrol output for NodeCnt field).

    than using "ALL".

    after the job allocation will properly release the allocation and cause
    salloc to exit.

Normalized the way pidfile are created by the slurm daemons.  With extra documentation for better understanding of when to call the create_pidfile function.

    sbatch, and srun commands to work properly with a suffix of "MB", "GB",
    etc. and not only with a single letter (e.g. "M", "G", etc.).

    allocations created using srun (not just sbatch).