Taragolis commented on PR #24306:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/24306#issuecomment-1150085106
> Yes, we can also set it here. but that too will be breaking change for
someone not passing aws_conn_id in this operator param and have created a
connection with the name aws_default
Quite a lot of operators and sensors in amazon-provider uses different
annotations and default value for `aws_conn_id`
- `aws_conn_id: str = 'aws_default'`
- `aws_conn_id: Optional[str] = 'aws_default'`
- `aws_conn_id: Optional[str] = None`
Due to the fact all of them (or most) uses hooks based on `AwsBaseHook` so
provide `None` is fine but in case it all workers use the same credentials
You could use `aws_conn_id: Optional[str] = 'aws_default'` and it won't
break anything
> if aws_conn_id does not exist raise an error like earlier
if emr_conn_id contain auth param like aws_access_key_id etc raise error
like earlier
if emr_conn_id does not exist then make config as empty dict that way
emr_conn_id will not be mandatory
My suggestion still the same
1. Make it allow provide `None` for `emr_conn_id`
2. Do not touch anything related to `aws_conn_id`
3. Check type of `emr_conn_id` if it `not None`
- Connection not `emr` - raise an error
- Connection not exists - raise an error which is default for
BaseHook.get_connection
4. User provide in connection wrong arguments? boto3 will raise an error
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