o-nikolas opened a new pull request, #33084:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/33084

   Now that Triggerer heartbeat is configurable (via #32123), the heartbeat set 
on Job must use the correct config source, either Scheduler or Triggerer 
depending on the Job.
   
   This is noticeable in the health check apis for example. If one increased 
the heartrate of the Triggerer to 10s and left the scheduler at the default of 
5s, one should expected heartbeats of up to heartrate*2.1 seconds (so 21s) to 
be acceptable for the triggerer, but instead we see in the UI a warning dialog 
which indicates that the last heartbeat was received 13s ago and throws the 
warning (this shows that it is using the default 5s seconds from the scheduler 
not the updated 10s seconds on the triggerer).
   
   ![image 
(15)](https://github.com/apache/airflow/assets/65743084/15974a33-f7c9-44ab-8dd5-d0ee48727759)
   
   # NOTE:
   This change moves the heartbeat from a class attribute to a cached property. 
All tests pass and it's working correctly from what I can see. But I'm 
interested to hear form folks who have historical context on Job.py to double 
check this and let me know if they are aware of any gotchas with this approach.
   
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