potiuk commented on issue #56498: URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues/56498#issuecomment-3402921908
> Thanks for the context. I've used the above suggestions for a workaround and plan on migrating off the built-in postgres soon. In the future, I would appreciate if removals or won't fixes for broken features are shared ahead of time in the `user` email list, as a top-level message in the community Slack, or in release notes (unless I missed it somewhere). This is already happening. We will certainly continue announcing things in release notes (as usual) when we release it - we usually announce things that happen in both user@ mailing lists and slack announcement channels - when it happens. Since we have not removed it **yet**, it only happened in the devlist and this is where we discuss what we are planning and vote on current development. In the RC announcements we also ask our users to test it before release, so I am counting people who rely on those changes will notify and test those things we plan release of. Also - this was a development/try only feature (and clearly marked as such) so we were not too worried about "loosing a user feature" as it was never one that was supposed to be relied on. What we are planning to release the chart with is sqlite support for testing/development (so the test/try feature will be maintained - at least for Airlfow 3) - so really what is going to happen is no big change when we release a new version (unless people are doing something we strongly discouraged them to do, that is).. BTW. Reviews and testing and possibly even helping with fixing https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/55962 that is aiming to address sqlite change is highly appreciated. Airflow Helm Chart is really something the community releases as convenience packaging. The main "product" of our releases is Airflow itself, and I think contribuition of any kind (including tesitng, reviews, encouraging contributors to continue/complete their work - as a way of giving back to the community for the "extra" things that you can get for free is a good idea in general. -- 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]
