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DM-42421: Remove --slurmd-debug argument from Princeton site #26

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Suggest expanding the commit message to explain why this is being removed (srun crashes with the message...).

Otherwise, good to merge once the PR checks get sorted out.

This argument is being removed as it's causing srun to fail with the
error message:

srun: error: Use of --slurmd-debug is allowed only for root and
SlurmUser(slurm)

It is not clear when this argument became problematic, however, it must
have occurred within the last month or two. Nevertheless, use of this
argument is seemingly not required for successful pipeline execution, so
it is being removed on this ticket.
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Thanks @PaulPrice. Extra commit log message added:

This argument is being removed as it's causing srun to fail with the
error message:

srun: error: Use of --slurmd-debug is allowed only for root and
SlurmUser(slurm)

It is not clear when this argument became problematic, however, it must
have occurred within the last month or two. Nevertheless, use of this
argument is seemingly not required for successful pipeline execution, so
it is being removed on this ticket.

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This temporary pointer to daf_butler on GitHub main is put in place to
resolve an emergent issue in that package causing an issue with pyarrow.
In brief, in daf_butler, PyPI depends on pyarrow, but the package
doesn't indicate that it depends on pyarrow.

This temporary edit in this package should allow for this PR to merge
now. Future edits to ctrl_bps_parsl should remove this hotfix once a
main fix has been put in place (expected 2024-01-10).

EDIT: Temporary pointers to pipe_base and ctrl_mpexec have also been
edded on this commit.

EDIT2: documenteer also temporarily pinned to v0.8.2.
@leeskelvin leeskelvin merged commit 54e4bab into main Jan 10, 2024
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Nevertheless, use of this
argument is seemingly not required for successful pipeline execution, so
it is being removed on this ticket.

Possible context: Years ago, we added this parameter at NERSC while debugging some slurm/srun vs parsl behaviour around job failure (I think). I think it's likely that it then stuck around as being copy-and-paste mostly-harmless in configs ever since.

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