bug 511

Add ability to clear a node's DRAIN flag using scontrol or sview by setting
it's state to "UNDRAIN". The node's base state (e.g. "DOWN" or "IDLE") will
not be changed.
bug 514

This might have worked fine for core reservations or when there
are sufficient idle nodes to use, the the select_g_resv_test()
function clears the node bitmap for nodes that it can not use
and the reservation create logic did not restore that bitmap
after a failed resource selection attempt. This logic restores
the node bitmap on a failed call to select_g_resv_test() so we
can add nodes to the bitmap of available nodes rather than having
it repeatedly cleared.
The logic also adds some performance enhancements that I will
add to in the next commit.

This fixes a bug where a system is enforcing memory limits and
the job already has a step running on some of the nodes then
tries to start another step using some of those nodes. For example
wwith DefMemPerNode configured and the select plugin enforcing
memory limits, try:
salloc -N2 bash
$ srun -N1 sleep 10&
$ srun -N2 hostname
Without this patch, the second srun would fail instead of pend.

Correction to hostlist parsing bug introduced in v2.6.4 for hostlists with
more than one numeric range in brackets (e.g. rack[0-3]_blade[0-63]").
bug505

Just a start for now

Added -S/--core-spec option to salloc, sbatch and srun commands to reserve
    specialized cores for system use. Modify sview and scontrol to set/get
    core_spec
struct job_info / slurm_job_info_t: Added core_spec
struct job_descriptorjob_desc_msg_t: Added core_spec

The system really can not handle larger job arrays without adding
a job array data structure, but this puts some of the infrastructure
in place now.

to offer a greater priority range based upon utilization.

Add argument to priority plugin's priority_p_reconfig function to note
when the association and QOS used_cpu_run_secs field has been reset.
Without this flag, we remove time on "scontrol setdebug" or
"scontrol setdebugflag" that can result in used_cpu_run_secs
going negative or otherwise get bad values.
Correction to logic added in commit 6d793189
bug 423

Add argument to priority plugin's priority_p_reconfig function to note
when the association and QOS used_cpu_run_secs field has been reset.
Without this flag, we remove time on "scontrol setdebug" or
"scontrol setdebugflag" that can result in used_cpu_run_secs
going negative or otherwise get bad values.
Correction to logic added in commit 6d793189
bug 423

Fix to work with change logic introduced in Slurm version 2.6.3
scheduling logic which prevented Maui/Moab from starting jobs.

Add support for -W block=true	(wait for job completion)
Clear PBS_NODEFILE environment variable
Credit to NCSC

Add support for -W block=true	(wait for job completion)
Clear PBS_NODEFILE environment variable
Credit to NCSC

Add support for dependencies of job array elements (e.g.
"sbatch --depend=afterok:123_4 ..."). This does not support
depenendencies of ALL job array elements, only individual job
array elements.

preforms the allocation, regression in 2.6.3.

Previously the SlurmdDebug value in slurm.conf was ignored if the
previous value was not 3/init

Effect is minimal without multiple partitions and larger system sizes.
With 40 partitions and about 600 nodes each, time goes from about
13 secs to 4 secs).

This avoids building hostlist information with NodeHostName and
NodeAddr information unless explisitly requested and can improve
performance for the default mode of operation by about 65%.

Correct sbatch documentation and job_submit/pbs plugin "%j" is job ID,
not "%J" (which is job_id.step_id).

Without this change a job with a reason of WAIT_PART_DOWN,
WAIT_PART_INACTIVE, WAIT_PART_NODE_LIMIT, WAIT_PART_TIME_LIMIT, or
WAIT_QOS_THRES would not be cleared when that reason no longer
applied.

Add cgroup create retry logic in case one step is starting at the
same time as another step is ending and the logic to create
and delete cgroups overlaps.
bug 447

If a node has GRES and multiple threads per core the select/cons_res
plugin can get stuck in an infinite loop.
See bug 475
Contributed by:
PREVOST Ludovic
NEC HPC Europe

Previously a node failure would always requeue the job