Use setsid resume.py to reduce reconfigure time#4436
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Using setsid instead of disown unlinks the resume.py process from the parent (slurmctld) process, allowing scontrol reconfigure to continue prior to the resume.py process exiting.
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Using setsid instead of disown unlinks the resume.py process from the parent (slurmctld) process, allowing scontrol reconfigure to continue prior to the resume.py process exiting.
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