WIP: Track frame lengths in pickle_dumps
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Would have expected this already happens here, but maybe that is not working for some reason? |
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To ensure that frames are reconstructed in the expected sizes and frames are split in a way that Dask serialization can handle, manually split and later merge frames. Also track their sizes in the header.
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Closing as this doesn't appear to be needed. Edit: PR ( #3639 ) should address the original issue. |
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To ensure that frames are reconstructed in the expected sizes, include the frame lengths (in bytes) in the header.
Note: This lacks a test case at the moment. Help with that would be much appreciated.
xref: #3784
cc @gshimansky @jcrist