Dev-iL opened a new pull request, #59741:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/59741

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   related: #59218 #59739 
   
   ## Description
   This PR fixes a schema inconsistency that occurs on MySQL after running 
database migrations.
   
   ## Problem
   The `test_database_schema_and_sqlalchemy_model_are_in_sync` test fails on 
MySQL with:
   
   ```none
   Diff: [('modify_nullable', None, 'log', 'event', {'existing_type': 
VARCHAR(collation='utf8mb4_unicode_ci', length=60), 'existing_server_default': 
False, 'existing_comment': None}, True, False)]
   ```
   The SQLAlchemy model defines `event: Mapped[str]` (non-nullable), but after 
migration 0010 runs on MySQL, the column remains `nullable=True`.
   
   ## Root Cause
   Migration 0010 increases the `event` column length from 30 to 60 characters 
using `batch_alter_table`. However, on MySQL with SQLAlchemy 2.0, this 
operation doesn't preserve or update the nullability constraint. The original 
column was created as `nullable=True` in the squashed migration, and simply 
changing the length doesn't align it with the ORM model's expectation of `NOT 
NULL`.
   
   ## Solution
   Use raw SQL `ALTER TABLE ... MODIFY COLUMN` for MySQL to explicitly change 
the column length and set `NOT NULL`:
   
   ```sql
   ALTER TABLE log MODIFY COLUMN event VARCHAR(60) NOT NULL
   ```
   The fix also ensures any existing `NULL` values are handled before the 
constraint is applied.
   
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