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Make sure that whatever value we assign to nbytes is an int. This is important as Schedule.bandwidth may be a float. So the value here could be a float. Though we only measure nbytes in whole values.

Make sure that whatever value we assign to `nbytes` is an `int`. This is
important as `Schedule.bandwidth` may be a `float`. So the value here
could be a `float`. Though we only measure `nbytes` in whole values.
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Thanks @jakirkham! This LGTM. Just wanted to point out that nbytes starts out as None

self.nbytes = None

Will that impact any Cython-related type checking?

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jakirkham commented Dec 3, 2020

It does, but we are already fixing that in PR ( #4302 ).

TL;DR We fix this by setting it to -1 and checking for negative values instead of None.

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+1, thanks for the explanation @jakirkham

@jrbourbeau jrbourbeau merged commit 7ea9696 into dask:master Dec 3, 2020
@jakirkham jakirkham deleted the coerce_nbytes_to_int branch December 3, 2020 22:28
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Ofc. Thanks for the review! 😄

jakirkham added a commit to jakirkham/distributed that referenced this pull request Dec 3, 2020
Make sure that whatever value we assign to `nbytes` is an `int`. This is
important as `Schedule.bandwidth` may be a `float`. So the value here
could be a `float`. Though we only measure `nbytes` in whole values.
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