* Remove type information from remote decorator.
* Remove typing module.
* Fix failure_test.py.
* Allow remote decorator to be used with no parentheses.
* Fix documentation.
* Make ray.init set python paths of workers.
* Decouple starting cluster from copying user source code
* also add current directory to path
* Add comments about deallocation.
* Add test for new code path.
* Revert "Make tests more informative (#372)"
This reverts commit fd353250c8.
* fix bugs, in particular deactivate worker service on driver and remove condition variables
* changes to minimize the changes in this PR
* switch from faulty mutex synchronization to using atomics
* Increase the default size of the message queues, to accommodate exporting large numbers of remote functions. This is a temporary fix, but not a long term solution.
* Reorganize the scheduler export code to queue up exports. This does not solve the underlying problem yet, but sets up a solution.
* Start a separate thread on driver to print error messages by constantly querying the scheduler. This is a temporary solution because the solution based on starting a worker service for the driver which the scheduler can push error messages to is buggy.
* Fix segfault in taskcapsule destructor.
* Move tests for catching errors into a separate test file.
* Revert "roll back grpc (#368)"
This reverts commit c01ef95d04.
* attempt to build on travis using docker
* run tests in foreground
* add examples to travis tests
* test from current checkout
* attempt to fix docker version issues
* try build with xenial
* attempt docker upgrade
* avoid hang on configuration files
* matrix osx and linux w/ docker
* restore non-test docker builds
* fix typo
* tuning and cleanup
* add missing file
* comment cleanup
* Ray with Docker
* cleanup based on comments
* rename docker user to ray-user
* add examples docker image
* working toward reliable Docker devel image
* adjust ray-user uid for Linux builds on AWS
* update documentation
* reduced dependencies for examples
* updated Docker documentation
* experimental notice on developing with Docker
Philipp Moritz