potiuk commented on issue #32107: URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues/32107#issuecomment-1610789763
Simple answer is "won't fix". You should upgrade your Airflow because you are using version that stopped receiving any fixes 3 years ago - you are using extremely old, outdated, likely insecure version of software that is never going to receive any fix. Upgrade to Airflow 2 as soon as you possibly can, you are shooting yourself in the foot by using software that has reached EOL (end-of-life) 3 years ago. While I understand your request, this is a wrong forum to raise it. composer-1.20.12-1.10.15. is based on Airflow 1.10.15 that is end of life for almost 3 years now (which means that it stopped receiving any fixes - even including Critical security fixes 3 years ago. Since then there were more than 10.000 chnages in Airlfow 2 - including thousands of bugfixes. And none of the changes, bugfixes will ever be applied to 1.10.15 - we stopped adding any fixes to 1.10 3 years ago. If you look https://airflow.apache.org/docs/apache-airflow-providers-google/stable/index.html#changelog - there were ~30 reeleases or so of just google provider that is used in Airflow 2 to communicate with Dataflow. This has been clearly communicated about 4.5 years ago and user had 1.5 year time to prepare back then. Since then - if somoene wants to keep 1.10.15 running, they have to maintain it themselves. For example if Composer team released 1.10 they had longer maintenance window - and they would be responsible for adding any fixes, not the community here. Airlfow is open-source and anyone can apply their own patches. But I believe this has ended long time ago as well for any changes. You might check with Composer (unlike free, volunteer, as-people-have-time support - there you likely have paid support), but they likely do not support any changes or fixes other than critical ones for 1.10. I would be heavily surprised if they do. Airflow community we will **never** provide any fix any more according to this policy (even if there is a super critical security issue). It means "never" literally. In fact there maybe few people in the community that even remember what Airflow 1.10 was and wer around when it was released. Your best bet is to upgrade to some of the latest (maybe even latesst available version of Airflow. -- This is an automated message from the Apache Git Service. To respond to the message, please log on to GitHub and use the URL above to go to the specific comment. To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For queries about this service, please contact Infrastructure at: [email protected]
