Bug 4172

was missed in 3e3b3c97

which isn't allowed.

Bug 4235

Starting from glibc-2.25 the macros major and minor are only available
from sys/sysmacros.h. This patch uses an autoconf macro to detect the
location and includes the header accordingly.

Bug 3982.

to prev commit 33e352a6

Before:
When a reservation goes away the reservation pointer is removed from
every pending job and the job could run outside the requested
reservation.

Now:
When the reservation goes away, pending jobs requesting the reservation
are put into a held state unless the reservation has the
NO_HOLD_JOBS_AFTER_END flag.

Bug 4214

In a job allocation spanning KNL and non-KNL nodes and requiring a reboot,
    do not attempt to set default NUMA or MCDRAM modes on non-KNL nodes.
bug 4205

The "sort" command output ordering depends upon the node names.
This change makes the test work with any node names.

Bug 3396.

RHEL names the package lua-devel, SuSE names it lua51-devel.

Only used for netloc_to_topology, designed for use on SGI ICE
systems. It will still build if <netloc.h> is detected.

Used with TotalView, but untested in a long time and likely
does not work. Please send a patch if you needs this back.

Note that this is a little confusing to stare at - the logic
for what is the default is inverted between slurm's macro
and the now-standardized bcond macros.

Otherwise the BuildRequires sections are ignored, and slurm will
attempt to build in a potentially-broken environment.

Move their service files over with them.
Make slurmdbd unconditionally include its own service file.

No real value in having them split; you're going to need them on
all systems anyways.

Leave the option in here in case I'm wrong, but hopefully
that should not happen. Legacy systems should use slurm-legacy.spec.

Remove the now long-dead link.

Exclude the two contribs that we don't want.
(This was already in place, just moved them up for clarity.)

No change, just shuffling around.

This will be replaced with "proper" systemd service file handling.

Also drop the long-neglected changelog.

Explicitly exclude the few libraries that are packed elsewhere.
Otherwise grab all libraries at once rather than carry around
this huge list of libraries that may potentially be of interest.

This also makes long-term maintenance much simpler.