Prepare docs for Nov 1st wave of providers#44011
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eladkal
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Nov 14, 2024
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Hmm. Interesting thing - now we have circular dependency: compat -> standard , standard->compat ... which is generally fine but we might have some interesting CI issues because of that :) |
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That will also mean @eladkal that we MUST release standard provider with this wave - otherwise common won't be installable. It's currently 0.0.1 - which I think migt be a good idea to keep it at 0.* until we migrate all things out from core? |
that is the plan. This wave is pretty much all or nothing. It's 0.0.1 till we make it "stable" by extracting everything. |
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Very interesting error. Side effect of another test. Fix is coming. |
The grpc.Channel has been patched but not relased in the test_grpc.py and it could have caused other tests failing - when they were run later in the same interpreter. For example it failed in in apache#44011 in the apache#44011 (comment) Patching is now fixed via using fixtures.
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The failure is fixed in #44029 |
Cool so no need to regenerate docs as the fix is only in a test |
The grpc.Channel has been patched but not relased in the test_grpc.py and it could have caused other tests failing - when they were run later in the same interpreter. For example it failed in in #44011 in the #44011 (comment) Patching is now fixed via using fixtures.
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| * ``Move bash operator to Standard provider (#42252)`` | ||
| * ``Purge existing SLA implementation (#42285)`` |
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Hmm this one is because https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/42285/files#diff-8fa4fd0e9c359df89fde6c3043b13aa7d36d9f63aebc1744bffc43e00b158886L26 - i.e. removal of sla_miss documentation. This is a small thing and probably not worth reverting, but it looks like the providers affected (pagerduty, slack, smtp) will miss the sla_miss documetnation. Not a big deal, would be better to have a note instead that it wil only work in 2.0 - @ferruzzi -> not sure if this is worth the effort.
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Reviewed in a pretty detailed way. Gernerally approved, but there are few questions/comments
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The grpc.Channel has been patched but not relased in the test_grpc.py and it could have caused other tests failing - when they were run later in the same interpreter. For example it failed in in #44011 in the apache/airflow#44011 (comment) Patching is now fixed via using fixtures. GitOrigin-RevId: 77281399de2c0fed224e16047eaadd51c657b289
The grpc.Channel has been patched but not relased in the test_grpc.py and it could have caused other tests failing - when they were run later in the same interpreter. For example it failed in in #44011 in the apache/airflow#44011 (comment) Patching is now fixed via using fixtures. GitOrigin-RevId: 77281399de2c0fed224e16047eaadd51c657b289
The grpc.Channel has been patched but not relased in the test_grpc.py and it could have caused other tests failing - when they were run later in the same interpreter. For example it failed in in #44011 in the apache/airflow#44011 (comment) Patching is now fixed via using fixtures. GitOrigin-RevId: 77281399de2c0fed224e16047eaadd51c657b289
The grpc.Channel has been patched but not relased in the test_grpc.py and it could have caused other tests failing - when they were run later in the same interpreter. For example it failed in in #44011 in the apache/airflow#44011 (comment) Patching is now fixed via using fixtures. GitOrigin-RevId: 77281399de2c0fed224e16047eaadd51c657b289