yquaziii opened a new pull request, #69430:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/69430

   When using CeleryKubernetesExecutor, starting the executor client-side 
(e.g., during task execution via airflow tasks run) unconditionally initialized 
the Kubernetes client and spawned pod watchers. This resulted in authorization 
failures (403 Forbidden) or config errors (ConfigException) on worker pods that 
lack Kubernetes API access. This change conditionally initializes the 
Kubernetes client and watchers only if a valid scheduler_job_id is set 
(indicating a scheduler/backfill job). Closes #49074
   
   
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   ### Root Cause
   When executing airflow tasks run client-side (e.g. on Celery workers), the 
CLI loads the configured executor. For CeleryKubernetesExecutor, this starts 
both the celery and kubernetes executors.
   However, KubernetesExecutor.start() unconditionally:
   
   Calls get_kube_client() to load config/session.
   Instantiates AirflowKubernetesScheduler and immediately spawns 
KubernetesJobWatcher threads.
   This client-side process only queues/runs the task and doesn't need to watch 
pod status. On workers lacking RBAC permissions (or running out-of-cluster), 
this leads to immediate crashes.
   
   ### Proposed Fix
   We can make the initialization of the Kubernetes client and watchers 
conditional. If self.job_id is not present (indicating a client-side execution 
path, not a scheduler daemon/backfill job), we can return early from 
KubernetesExecutor.start() and skip sync() actions.
   
   I have implemented this fix and verified that:
   
   The client-side task run command now succeeds.
   All existing KubernetesExecutor and CeleryKubernetesExecutor unit tests pass.
   Added a new unit test validating this conditional startup behavior.
   
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