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Adding support to single role. Default is still * role

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@brndnmtthws could you please review this?

def getReservedResources(offer: Offer): (Double, Double) = {
val resources = offer.getResourcesList.asScala
val reservedResources = resources.filter({ x => x.hasRole && x.getRole != "*" })
val reservedResources = resources.filter({ x => x.hasRole && x.getRole != config.mesosRole()})
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This is actually the reverse logic. The original version of this method was correct.

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I can double check to see if this rejects * role offers, my cluster currently does not have any agents with * role

.setType(Value.Type.SCALAR)
.setScalar(Value.Scalar.newBuilder.setValue(value))
.setRole("*")
.setRole(conf.mesosRole())
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This doesn't look right either.

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@brndnmtthws Resource was taking * as the hardcoded value. Now the conf value set in --mesos-role is used. I have tested in mesos using multiple chronos frameworks and various roles. My cluster now does not have * roles. Also using Resource.newBuilder we can only setRole. Its's not possible to add multiple roles.

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