PyPy support
See original GitHub issueIs there any way to use distributed
(specifically the workers, scheduler and executor is fine in Python) with PyPy?
I know that sys.getsizeof
is not implemented in PyPy, so that’s a problem, would it be possible to circumvent it somehow, so that the workers would not use it?
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Here are a few simple things to improve testing. https://github.com/dask/distributed/pull/232
I ran into issues with the test
distributed/tests/test_executor.py::test_cancel
that surprised me.Closing this issue for now. Please reopen if you encounter more PyPy issues.