potiuk commented on issue #11879:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues/11879#issuecomment-724097929


   Hello everyone,
   
   I prepared the first version of the documentation update including Provider
   Packages and it's dependencies. It addresses (I hope) the questions pointed
   out by Vikram and Pete,
   
   I invite everyone interested in the discussion in the PR:
   
   https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/12203
   
   Suggestions on re-wording are most appreciated, I am not a native speaker,
   so grammar, wording etc. are equally welcome as a concrete proposal on what
   to include, what questions/answers to provide, also I look forward to
   phrase it in a way that will be nice and helpful, and at the same time, it
   will leave enough freedom and enough information for the customers using
   Airflow to make their own decisions on how they are testing and validating
   any upgrades/downgrades.
   
   I think we should stress (and this is what I tried to show in the PR) that
   Provider Packages provide the nice feature that each business /user can
   incrementally update those providers as they wish, where we as community
   aim to provide backwards compatibility based on the SemVer versioning
   principles. We are not able to tell  our users how they are going to
   upgrade, but we can tell them what freedom they have.
   
   If you think that - as a community - we should approach it differently -
   happy to discuss it in the PR and any proposals there are welcome.
   
   J.
   
   On Mon, Nov 9, 2020 at 11:34 AM Jarek Potiuk <[email protected]>
   wrote:
   
   > Cool. I will try to prepare small "starting point" description PR  that
   > might be a good starting point that we will iterate over during betas.
   >
   > On Mon, Nov 9, 2020 at 5:08 AM Pete DeJoy <[email protected]>
   > wrote:
   >
   >> One thing I'd add is the inverse of the second question that @vikramkoka
   >> <https://github.com/vikramkoka> posed above- if I'd like to upgrade
   >> Airflow, how can I validate that the provider I'm installing will not
   >> break? What does that experience look like both from the user perspective
   >> and from the builder/maintainer perspective?
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