DOC: Impossible sequence of commands
See original GitHub issueOn here:
http://docs.dask.org/en/latest/setup/single-distributed.html
in the examples section, there’s the following set of commands:

The last command is not possible, because the Client()
object does not have a method called start_worker
.
The LocalCluster()
object c
which was overwritten by doing c = Client()
does have this method, but the Client()
object has start_ipython_workers
?
As I’m just beginning with dask
, I don’t know which one was meant to be used. Or do both work?
Using version 1.2 on macOS 10.12.3
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yes, but you would need to refer to
cluster
again on the next line (where we just get the repr) and start/stop worker lines.Added dask/distributed#2664