According to the docs, builtin is supposed to be the simplest scheduler that does not provide any scheduling services.
Looking at builtin's code it seems to do quite a bit of work as it creates a thread that appears to do something with computing 'backfill' times etc. The docs don't mention hold but when I look at it's code it is much more simple that the 'simplest' builtin scheduler as it basically noops/defers to the priority plugin (except when /etc/slurm.hold exists, then it always returns 0 priority). To me it seems the simplest scheduler is in fact hold. Why does builtin do so much work? Thanks, Leith Bade [email protected]
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