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Refactor installation pages #18282
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Addressed @mik-laj 's comments, also added some more cleanups and converted the descriptions of various options into bullet points (looks easier to compare and better organized this way): |
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Anyone :) ? I really think it's going to help new users. |
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This PR splits ad improves the installation-related documentation for Airflow. The "installation" page had become overloaded wiht everything-but-the-kitchen-sink and it became rather difficult to navigate and link to relevant sections. Also there was not a single page where one could have an overview on different installation methods possible, cases when each instalation works best as well as understanding what is involved in following each installation method in terms of maintenance, and expectations that users should have when it comes to what Apache Airflow Community provides. The PR leaves the installation page as basically a summary of all installation methods with all above explained and links to detailed pages explaining prerequisites, dependencies, database setup and supported versions.
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The PR is likely ready to be merged. No tests are needed as no important environment files, nor python files were modified by it. However, committers might decide that full test matrix is needed and add the 'full tests needed' label. Then you should rebase it to the latest main or amend the last commit of the PR, and push it with --force-with-lease. |
This PR splits ad improves the installation-related documentation for Airflow. The "installation" page had become overloaded wiht everything-but-the-kitchen-sink and it became rather difficult to navigate and link to relevant sections. Also there was not a single page where one could have an overview on different installation methods possible, cases when each instalation works best as well as understanding what is involved in following each installation method in terms of maintenance, and expectations that users should have when it comes to what Apache Airflow Community provides. The PR leaves the installation page as basically a summary of all installation methods with all above explained and links to detailed pages explaining prerequisites, dependencies, database setup and supported versions. (cherry picked from commit 4308a8c)
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This PR splits ad improves the installation-related documentation
for Airflow. The "installation" page had become overloaded
wiht everything-but-the-kitchen-sink and it became rather
difficult to navigate and link to relevant sections.
Also there was not a single page where one could have an overview
on different installation methods possible, cases when
each instalation works best as well as understanding what
is involved in following each installation method in terms of
maintenance, and expectations that users should have when it
comes to what Apache Airflow Community provides.
The PR leaves the installation page as basically a summary of
all installation methods with all above explained and links
to detailed pages explaining prerequisites, dependencies,
database setup and supported versions.
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