When submitting task graphs using fire_and_forget, is it possible to later (in a new process/client) cancel those tasks (e.g. by key name)? And will that also cancel all dependent tasks, or are these also 'fire_and_forget'-like?
dask-distributed: how to cancel tasks submitted with fire_and_forget?
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Yes, you can create a new future with the keyname
Forcing cancellation even in the face of multiple clients seems reasonable (
fire-and-forgetis considered its own client). Implemented here: https://github.com/dask/distributed/pull/1408 . In version > 1.18.3 you will be able to use theforce=TruekeywordThis will cancel the future, even if other clients desire it.