This fixes a potential task layout problem. Specifically if
a cluster allocates by core and each core contains 2 CPUs and
a job requests 3 tasks and one core on each of two nodes is
available and the first node has one GPU available and the
job requests --gpus-per-task=1 then without this patch
cons_tres would try to put 2 tasks on the first node (one
per CPU). This adds a check of the GPU count in order to
prevent that. Observed sportatically when running regression
tests39.[10-15] in immediate succession on a Cray system
or a system configured with Epilog that takes a few seconds
to complete.

Updated ControlAddr to point to 127.0.0.1 rather than 123.4.5.6

Bug 6794

Bug 6768.

Bug 6779.

Bug 6718.

Replace duplicated text with links, so text that should be the same
does not get out of sync.
Merge out-of-sync text together to get the best of both.
Fix error where line starting with 'nvml' was being omitted.
Minor grammatical and wording fixes.
Improve spacing of paragraphs.
Escape some missed `-` characters.
Remove some statements that are no longer true.
Sundry other minor changes.

An update in gres.conf.5 was not propagated to gres.shtml. Remove the
possibility of that happening again by simply referring the user to
the original doc via a link for more info.

Bug 4717

Bug 6501.

Bug 6791.

Change name of variable for better clarity.
No change in logic

comment and formatting changes

sporadically seeing this problem. Still trying to track down origin.

Correct bad format in log message

Update to commit 02ad8fdd so that locks/unlocks match
if gres.conf not found

gres needs to locally keep the mps_table size rather than use
node_record_count, which gets reset to zero at shutdown.

Check for out of range node index. Not observed, but prevents possible
invalid memory reference.

Copied array without including the array size pointer, so it did
not get freed.

It was failing due to an Epilog, but could also fail when run in
parallel with other jobs.

This includes information about how to get a clean HWLOC report.

Without this change I was able to fairly consistently cause
"scontrol shutdown" to NOT cause the slurmd to exit.
1. Start slurmd and slurmctld
2. Immediately execute "scontrol reconfig" and "scontrol shutdown"

Format changes only

log message and comment format changes

Bug 5851.

# Conflicts:
#	slurm/slurm.h.in

This prevents rebuilding a job's dependency string when it has at least
one invalid (never satisfied) dependency, no matter if such invalid
dependency has already been purged (after MinJobAge) or not. This can
be useful to track down the culprit invalid dependencies even after they
are gone from ctld's in-memory job list.

The flag is cleared upon a successful job dependency update or after
another job in the dependency list has been satisfied if such list is
composed with the '?' symbol (OR'ed).

Bug 5851.