Alternate approach to serializing netcdfs for dask.distributed #1095
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Ah, so you've handled the leaf case and everything else follows naturally from there thanks to pickle. Nice. |
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This seemed to work, see dask/distributed#629 comment. |
This was referenced Nov 8, 2016
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Note, I did get a memory error for usage via |
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Closing in favor of #1128, which simply makes all datastores pickle-able. |
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Alternative to #1083
Based on @mrocklin's suggestion of (ab)using pickle.
The good news is that this version can handle many more types out of the box (no datetime64 or timedelta64, though), and I don't need to do anything special for all of my other special array types further away from netCDF files.
cc @pwolfram -- maybe you'll have more luck with this version?