Call super().__init__() in PoolScheduler __init__#216
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Call super().__init__() in PoolScheduler __init__#216nchristensen wants to merge 1 commit intocharmplusplus:mainfrom
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Subclasses of `PoolScheduler` can't work with the Pool because a missing attribute `__local_free_head` causes `__addLocal__` to raise an AttributeError. Calling `super().__init__()` in the `PoolScheduler` `__init__` method seems to fix this since the `Chare` class sets this attribute in its `__init__()`.
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Subclasses of
PoolSchedulercan't work with thePoolbecause a missing attribute__local_free_headcauses__addLocal__to raise an AttributeError. Callingsuper().__init__()in thePoolScheduler__init__method seems to fix this since theChareclass sets this attribute in its__init__().