xBis7 opened a new pull request, #76489:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/76489
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According to the docs, the `logical_date` is an identifier with no
semantics. But in the code it has more usages than that. It seems that there is
still some behavior tied to the old functionality from when the field was named
`execution_date`.
The `logical_date` is tied to the `data_interval_start` for scheduled runs
and it can be set through a custom timetable or a manual trigger. If we set a
future value, the Dag starts running but it doesn't execute and the scheduler
logs an error `Logical date is in future: ` on every iteration until the future
date arrives. The restriction has existed since the field was named
`execution_date` and long before `run_after` was introduced.
The `run_after` field points at “when this should start”, and the scheduler
already uses it to make sure that a Dag run isn't in the future. Therefore, the
`logical_date` future restriction has become redundant and it could be removed.
The scheduler still uses the `logical_date` to order the task instances
during scheduling. If the future value constraint is removed, then `run_after`
must be used for ordering in the scheduler, otherwise a run with a future
logical date starts and then sorts behind every other run whenever slots are
contended.
With the changes in this PR,
* Future logical dates are allowed
* Future logical dates start once `run_after` passes, which for manual
triggers is the trigger time
* Slots are ordered by `run_after`
* The Logical Date task dependency no longer fails for a future date
Everything else stays the same. `logical_date` is still derived from
timetables and bound to the `data_interval_start`.
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