BlockwiseIO is not always msgpack serializable
See original GitHub issueMultiple TypeErrors are raised during (de-)serialization on master CI
TypeError: can not serialize 'CreateArraySubgraph' object
E.g. https://travis-ci.org/github/dask/distributed/jobs/750189428
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This was reverted in PR ( https://github.com/dask/dask/pull/6995 ). Though leaving open to discuss reintegrating the original change with fixes
I think it would be fine to revert this dask/dask#6931 for the time being. A “Step 1” fix may be easy, “Step 2” perhaps less so, but in either event it would give us the space to talk through it.