Block broken release of nvidia-container-toolkit#4152
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The 1.17.7 release of nvidia-container-toolkit contains a regression which breaks running GPU-enabled jobs under enroot in Slurm. - NVIDIA/nvidia-container-toolkit#1091 - NVIDIA/nvidia-container-toolkit#1093 - NVIDIA/enroot#232 While we wait for an updated package, this configuration will block clusters from installing or upgrading to this package. If it is already installed, this change does nothing. It should be forward-compatible in the sense that it will not block new releases with sementically higher versions. This mitigates GoogleCloudPlatform#4144
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The 1.17.7 release of nvidia-container-toolkit contains a regression which breaks running GPU-enabled jobs under enroot in Slurm.
While we wait for an updated package, this configuration will block clusters from installing or upgrading to this package. If it is already installed, this change does nothing. It should be forward-compatible in the sense that it will not block new releases with sementically higher versions.
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nvidia-container-cliis installed during the build stage of Slurm, so I believe this should result in new clusters runningnvidia-container-toolkit=1.17.6-1(and other packages with similar names and identical version). When a version above 1.17.7-1 is released, the build process should naturally select those.This mitigates #4144
These changes were manually tested before/after #4146, which successfully identified the broken functionality.
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