TaskVine executor: add parsl serialize module to default library context #3902
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benclifford
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this failed CI tests due to some problems with htex testing that seem unrelated. (cc @khk-globus who might care more about this). i will keep hitting the merge button. |
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Description
This improves task throughput for taskvine serverless by caching the serialize module and base function definition in the library.
Changed Behaviour
All workflows using TaskVine
Fixes
Minor update to PR #3604
Type of change
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FYI @colinthomas-z80 @benclifford