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Thanks for the link. To quote from that [page](https://thomasjpfan.github.io/parallelism-python-libraries-design/) > We use SciPy’s workers parameter because it is more consistent in controlling the number of cores used. workers denotes any...

How can we move this along with regards to https://github.com/scikit-image/scikit-image/pull/7302? I'm happy to involve the ecosystem but how do I do that? According to [New SPEC Proposals](https://scientific-python.org/specs/purpose-and-process/#new-spec-proposals) this might be...

Posted this as a SPEC idea in [Terminology for parameters controlling parallel computation](https://discuss.scientific-python.org/t/terminology-for-parameters-controlling-parallel-computation/1016).

Oh, thank you @michaelbratsch! That seems correct. I'm curious, how did you come across this and did you find the commit by simply searching? :)

So is it an orientation issue? Seems https://github.com/scikit-image/scikit-image/issues/2646 related but might also conflate a few different problems.

This test seems to be problematic / unstable to me judging from other similar issues. I hope that we can maybe address the test or code in question and make...

Hey, I am not sure I follow. `draw.rectangle_perimeter` requires the optional dependency `matplotlib` (for now) as you correctly identified. And you seem to have figured out a solution for this...

Hey @anamfatima1304, are you planning to pick this up again? If not that's totally okay and someone else could continue the work! :D

Thanks for reaching out and sorry for the late reply. It looks like it's trying to compile scikit-image itself instead of downloading a pre-built version from PyPI. From your description...

Ah, seems to work. There's actually a complete environment under `~/envs/skimage-dev`. Though, it's not activated by default inside the terminal. Can we achieve that somehow?