Antoine Pitrou

> Is needing this mapping proving to be important now? Well, if we want to "politely" stop workers, then yes it is :-) At least, the environment variables need to...

> This is only if we want to politely stop workers with certain Job IDs though, yes? Oh, I hadn't thought about that. Yes, that's a good point. > Is...

@jakirkham that depends if this PR is desirable at all. I see @TomAugspurger did some changes on dask-drmaa semi-recently, perhaps he has an opinion on this.

@jakirkham perhaps you would be interested in trying to rebase this PR / fix the conflicts?

I'll echo what @wesm said here. I spent a lot of time as well trying to cope with wheel packaging issues on [PyArrow](https://pypi.org/project/pyarrow/). I'd be much happier if people accepted...

The issue seems not only with git subdir URLs but also when you have a complete checkout and run `pip install .` in a subdirectory. See original report for PyArrow...

> remove cherry-picker state in `.git/config` This worked for me to suppress the error, but this workaround should be mentioned somewhere in the error message.

Note that "regular" C extension classes do not exhibit this problem as their method implementations are automatically guarded by a type check: ```python >>> import numpy as np >>> np.ndarray.byteswap(0)...

The crash disappears if I remove the default argument values, i.e. if I turn the method declaration to: ``` @staticmethod shared_ptr[CArrayData] Make(const shared_ptr[CDataType]& type, int64_t length, const vector[shared_ptr[CBuffer]]& buffers, int64_t...

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