Blockwise: handle constant key inputs#7734
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Rebased on main now that #7739 has been merged. |
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Blockwise didn't handle input literals/constants given as graph keys correctly. Instead of embedding the keys in the
SubgraphCallable, we now handles them like graph keys.Closes #7724
Closes #7681
Depend on #7739, the deprecated warnings will fail the Python v3.9 test runsblack dask/flake8 dask/isort daskcc. @gjoseph92 @trivialfis, @rjzamora, @jrbourbeau