lock.ops.unlock_one_safe: Invert run-match logic #2036
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When unlock_one_safe is called with run_name, the caller means to express "unlock this node if it belongs to this run". When it is called with run_name and job_id, it means "unlock this node if it belongs to this job in this run". We had inverted the logic, causing leaks on reimage failures. Signed-off-by: Zack Cerza <[email protected]>
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When unlock_one_safe is called with run_name, the caller means to express "unlock this node if it belongs to this run".
When it is called with run_name and job_id, it means "unlock this node if it belongs to this job in this run".
We had inverted the logic, causing leaks on reimage failures.