[WIP DNM] Per-Unit Execution #234
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Hello @dwhswenson! Thanks for updating this PR. We checked the lines you've touched for PEP 8 issues, and found:
Comment last updated at 2023-12-01 19:47:40 UTC |
…rs-in-execute-dag
Now to fix the new ones
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Opening as PR for better discussion with @dotsdl
Edit: This PR has been redirected so that it merges into #259. This allows you to only see the diffs specific to per-unit execution.
The original purpose of this PR (integrating with
execute_DAGhas been mainly moved into #258. As of #259, things should be enough in place that executors can update to use the new tools. The work left in this PR extends that to the draft the next generation of executors, where units can run in parallel on different machines.