cellmap_flow.globals

Deprecated: g stands in for state that now lives with its owners.

cellmap_flow.globals.g used to hold everything a process shared. Each part now has an owner, and g forwards every name it had to that owner, warning with a DeprecationWarning that names the replacement:

• the launcher settings (queue, charge_group, walltime, …, save_server_config()): cellmap_flow.jobs.settings.launcher_settings();

• the chain (input_norms, postprocess, their *_config, pipeline_spec, set_pipeline(), get_output_dtype()): cellmap_flow.process_chain.process_chain();

• the servers this process started (jobs): cellmap_flow.jobs.launch.started_jobs();

• the rest, the dashboard’s state: cellmap_flow.dashboard.state.get_session().

g and Flow go in the release after 0.3.0. Until then importing this module still configures logging, as it always has, so the scripts that import it keep their log lines. The owners are imported only when a name is used, so importing this module pulls in neither the dashboard nor jobs.

Attributes

g

Classes

Flow	Deprecated: the type of g; see the module docstring.

Module Contents

class cellmap_flow.globals.Flow

Deprecated: the type of g; see the module docstring.

Every attribute is forwarded to its owner on each use, never copied, so g and the owners cannot disagree. It stores nothing itself: a name g never had raises, as a misspelt one does on the dashboard’s Session, rather than being kept where nothing reads it.

save_server_config()

set_pipeline(spec, built=None)

get_output_dtype(model_output_dtype, postprocess=None)

cellmap_flow.globals.g