HTML repr for HighLevelGraphs
See original GitHub issueThere are many people now working on high level graphs. We could probably improve the representation, both in text and in HTML in a notebook. Probably the relevant information here is in .layers and .dependencies. Of course, we could also improve the HTML repr of each layer if we wanted to get fancy.
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I think I’d like to give this a go, if Jacob doesn’t mind.
Yeah there are a bunch of things we could do. Anything which a user might look at as part of debugging would probably benefit folks.
I’m thinking things like the
Securityobject which is used for configuring TLS.Also
ProcessInterfacefromdistributed.deploy.specwould be useful.