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[Backport 2024.1] fix(nemesis): set_target_node should first give up current target #8494

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in PR #7016 there was a change that drop this part from the code without it, we can get into case that nemesis which are calling this function directly, might leave some nodes mark with running_nemesis while no cleaup code can figure it out, and would unmark only the current target selected.

Fixes: #7220

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  • Add New configuration option and document them (in sdcm/sct_config.py)
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(cherry picked from commit dbb58dc)

Parent PR: #7222

in PR #7016 there was a change that drop this part from the code
without it, we can get into case that nemesis which are calling this
function directly, might leave some nodes mark with `running_nemesis`
while no cleaup code can figure it out, and would unmark only the
current target selected.

Fixes: #7220
(cherry picked from commit dbb58dc)
@mergify mergify bot assigned fruch Aug 28, 2024
@fruch fruch merged commit 10af7b9 into branch-2024.1 Aug 28, 2024
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@mergify mergify bot deleted the mergify/bp/branch-2024.1/pr-7222 branch August 28, 2024 13:42
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