array_safe(a, like, **kwargs)
If :None:None:`a` is dask.array
, return :None:None:`dask.array.asarray(a, **kwargs)`, otherwise return :None:None:`np.asarray(a, like=like, **kwargs)`, dispatching the call to the library that implements the like array. Note that when :None:None:`a` is a :None:None:`dask.Array` backed by :None:None:`cupy.ndarray` but :None:None:`like` isn't, this function will call :None:None:`a.compute(scheduler="sync")` before :None:None:`np.array`, as downstream libraries are unlikely to know how to convert a :None:None:`dask.Array` and CuPy doesn't implement __array__
to prevent implicit copies to host.
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