amoghrajesh opened a new pull request, #56139:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/56139

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   ## Purpose
   
   We introduced a test integration framework for task SDK through: 
https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/53332. This PR establishes the 
foundational infrastructure for comprehensive integration testing so that the 
current test suite can be expanded further.
   
   Through this, I aim to creates reusable components and patterns to enable 
will enable systematic validation of all potentially all execution API 
endpoints used by the task SDK rest API client.
   
   
   ## What's being done?
   
   ### Core infrastructure
   
   1. **JWT Authentication Plugin** (`jwt_plugin.py`) - Generates valid JWT 
tokens for Execution API authentication using task instance IDs, with hourly 
expiry. 
   2. **Session-Scoped Fixtures** (`conftest.py`) - Efficient test setup that 
runs docker-compose once per session, triggers test DAG, and provides 
authenticated clients as needed.
   
   
   ### Docker compose improvements
   1. **DAG Processor Dependency** - Updated docker-compose to ensure proper 
component startup order (dag-processor → scheduler). Earlier, the dag processor 
didn't exist, created a minimal dag that runs for long enough and will be 
useful for testing situations.
   2. **Environment Configuration** - Proper JWT secret and API URL 
configuration for test environment
   
   ### Test Refactoring
   
   1. **Health Test Updated** - Refactored existing health check to use session 
fixtures instead of per-test docker-compose
   
   ## Task SDK integration testing flow now
   
   Session Start (Once):
   1. Install Task SDK
   2. Start docker-compose (postgres → init → dag-processor → scheduler → 
api-server)
   3. Get auth token from `SimpleAuthManager`
   4. Auto-unpause test_dag
   5. Trigger test_dag via Core API
   6. Wait for task instances
   7. Generate JWT token for task instance
   8. Create authenticated SDK client
   
   Individual Tests (Reuse session):
   - Use pre-configured authenticated client
   - Test specific Execution API endpoints
   - Validate responses
   
   Session End:
   - Clean up docker-compose
   
   
   ## What's Next
   
   This foundation enables adding tests for all Execution API endpoints. My 
idea is that I will create a structure that can be extended easily to add some 
tests based on expecatations defined in a future issue so that ANYONE can 
contribute to it as needed.
   
   
   **Community Contributions:**
   The standardized patterns make it easy for community members to contribute 
endpoint-specific tests following established templates.
   
   
   
   
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