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Accepting request 808569 from network:cluster

- Updated to 20.02.3 which fixes CVE-2020-12693 (bsc#1172004).
- Other changes are:
 * Factor in ntasks-per-core=1 with cons_tres.
 * Fix formatting in error message in cons_tres.
 * Fix calling stat on a NULL variable.
 * Fix minor memory leak when using reservations with flags=first_cores.
 * Fix gpu bind issue when CPUs=Cores and ThreadsPerCore > 1 on a node.
 * Fix --mem-per-gpu for heterogenous --gres requests.
 * Fix slurmctld load order in load_all_part_state().
 * Fix race condition not finding jobacct gather task cgroup entry.
 * Suppress error message when selecting nodes on disjoint topologies.
 * Improve performance of _pack_default_job_details() with large number of job
 * arguments.
 * Fix archive loading previous to 17.11 jobs per-node req_mem.
 * Fix regresion validating that --gpus-per-socket requires --sockets-per-node
 * for steps. Should only validate allocation requests.
 * error() instead of fatal() when parsing an invalid hostlist.
 * nss_slurm - fix potential deadlock in slurmstepd on overloaded systems.
 * cons_tres - fix --gres-flags=enforce-binding and related --cpus-per-gres.
 * cons_tres - Allocate lowest numbered cores when filtering cores with gres.
 * Fix getting system counts for named GRES/TRES.
 * MySQL - Fix for handing typed GRES for association rollups.
 * Fix step allocations when tasks_per_core > 1.
 * Fix allocating more GRES than requested when asking for multiple GRES types.

OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/808569
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/openSUSE:Factory/slurm?expand=0&rev=45
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-------------------------------------------------------------------
Fri May 22 08:45:46 UTC 2020 - Christian Goll <cgoll@suse.com>
- Updated to 20.02.3 which fixes CVE-2020-12693 (bsc#1172004).
- Other changes are:
* Factor in ntasks-per-core=1 with cons_tres.
* Fix formatting in error message in cons_tres.
* Fix calling stat on a NULL variable.
* Fix minor memory leak when using reservations with flags=first_cores.
* Fix gpu bind issue when CPUs=Cores and ThreadsPerCore > 1 on a node.
* Fix --mem-per-gpu for heterogenous --gres requests.
* Fix slurmctld load order in load_all_part_state().
* Fix race condition not finding jobacct gather task cgroup entry.
* Suppress error message when selecting nodes on disjoint topologies.
* Improve performance of _pack_default_job_details() with large number of job
* arguments.
* Fix archive loading previous to 17.11 jobs per-node req_mem.
* Fix regresion validating that --gpus-per-socket requires --sockets-per-node
* for steps. Should only validate allocation requests.
* error() instead of fatal() when parsing an invalid hostlist.
* nss_slurm - fix potential deadlock in slurmstepd on overloaded systems.
* cons_tres - fix --gres-flags=enforce-binding and related --cpus-per-gres.
* cons_tres - Allocate lowest numbered cores when filtering cores with gres.
* Fix getting system counts for named GRES/TRES.
* MySQL - Fix for handing typed GRES for association rollups.
* Fix step allocations when tasks_per_core > 1.
* Fix allocating more GRES than requested when asking for multiple GRES types.
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Fri Mar 27 08:26:34 UTC 2020 - Christian Goll <cgoll@suse.com>

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# Check file META in sources: update so_version to (API_CURRENT - API_AGE)
%define so_version 35
%define ver 20.02.1
%define ver 20.02.3
%define _ver _20_02
%define dl_ver %{ver}
# so-version is 0 and seems to be stable