On this page: https://flux-framework.readthedocs.io/projects/flux-rfc/en/latest/spec_14.html#section-1-node-level-requests
The use case 1.4 description says: Request an exclusive allocation of 4 nodes that have at least two sockets and 4 cores per socket:. I initially thought it was in error because it is missing "exclusive": True. However, the slot description says this: A task slot SHALL have at least one edge specified using with:, and the resources associated with a slot SHALL be exclusively allocated to the program described in the jobspec, unless otherwise specified in the exclusive field of the associated resource.. That suggests the exclusive tag isn't required and the example will give you exclusive access, but I would argue it is a bad example in that case since all of the examples were exclusive. You should have the example demonstrate the exclusive tag in a non-redundant way.
On this page: https://flux-framework.readthedocs.io/projects/flux-rfc/en/latest/spec_14.html#section-1-node-level-requests
The use case 1.4 description says:
Request an exclusive allocation of 4 nodes that have at least two sockets and 4 cores per socket:. I initially thought it was in error because it is missing"exclusive": True. However, the slot description says this:A task slot SHALL have at least one edge specified using with:, and the resources associated with a slot SHALL be exclusively allocated to the program described in the jobspec, unless otherwise specified in the exclusive field of the associated resource.. That suggests theexclusivetag isn't required and the example will give you exclusive access, but I would argue it is a bad example in that case since all of the examples were exclusive. You should have the example demonstrate theexclusivetag in a non-redundant way.