Support futures in from_delayed#1961
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cc @jcrist can I get a quick yes/no on if you agree with this change? |
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Overall this seems fine to me.
| from dask.delayed import Delayed | ||
| from dask.delayed import Delayed, delayed | ||
| if not isinstance(value, Delayed) and hasattr(value, 'key'): | ||
| value = delayed(value) |
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Why the check for 'key' here but not elsewhere (I assume this is to duck-type on futures)?
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I've now added the check for key elsewhere
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This is a bit wonky in that I had to compute before calling assert_eq.
Still this is a common tripping point.
cc @jcrist for review