Update to PMIx v2.1.3 #5564
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Update to PMIx v2.1.3 #5564
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Signed-off-by: Ralph Castain <[email protected]>
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I think we should address openpmix/openpmix#817 and then upgrade to |
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Per 2018-08-21 webex, @rhc54 says that this is not a blocker for release. It's a bug that occurs during PMIx notifications, and the only time OMPI uses those is when something else is already going wrong (i.e., error notifications). It would be good to fix, but it's not a blocker. |
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@rhc54 I think that this is worthwhile: we want well-behaved error paths. So if we can upgrade to pmix 2.1.4 (per @ggouaillardet's comment), that would be great. |
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IT sounds like we are holding this one until we get a PMIx patch on top of 2.1.3, right? |
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No, we are holding until PMIx release 2.1.4 and then will update this PR |
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Replaced by #5690 |
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Signed-off-by: Ralph Castain [email protected]