Fix interp function in rayleigh correction to be serializable #64
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@adybbroe Yes. I was generating true color images on a cluster. It only moves the function so I'd be surprised if this breaks anything else. |
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When using dask in a distributed way, functions passed to
map_blocksanddelayedcan't be internal functions (functions defined inside other functions) because they are not serializable/accessible in a way that dask/multiprocessing can use. This PR refactors the rayleigh correction to not use an internal function. I'm not really sure how to write a test for this.git diff origin/master **/*py | flake8 --diff