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pip install dask-cuda install dask-cuda 0.6.0
See original GitHub issuepip install dask-cuda installs dask-cuda 0.6.0. I got this when first trying to install dask-cuda (I use pip for dask-jobqueue so I tried pip first for dask-cuda is probably the main reason I got this). I then got confusing errors about scheduler_port or something like this.
I guess just removing the 0.6.0 package may be enough, otherwise uploading a dummy package with setup.py raising an error saying that you need to install from the rapidsai conda channel.
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@kkraus14 the dask-cuda package is pure Python, and not particularly tied in any way to the other RAPIDS codebases. It is used by other non-RAPIDS packages that do publish PyPI packages, like XGBoost.
This has been recently solved, we now have nightly builds, and the next release should come out in a few weeks.