josh-fell commented on pull request #18278:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/18278#issuecomment-924944739
> Just thinking if we should show an example of using `@dag.task`?
>
> ```python
> dag = DAG('dag_id')
>
> @dag.task
> def mytask():
> print('something')
> ```
>
> WDYT @josh-fell
The `example_kylin_dag` and `example_sqlite` DAG are both using this syntax
(with the latter even showing passing `task_id` to the decorator which has come
up several times in StackOverflow and Slack). For the core Airflow example DAGs
-- that I'm also working on updating -- there doesn't seem to any existing
non-context manager `DAG()` instantiations. However, I feel like this syntax
should be in the Concepts/TaskFlow documentation as an explicit option for
folks to declare tasks since it feels like an easter egg of sorts right now.
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