mik-laj commented on a change in pull request #7391: [AIRFLOW-6663] Prepare
backporting packages
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/7391#discussion_r376827479
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File path: setup.py
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@@ -591,5 +594,144 @@ def do_setup():
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+PROVIDERS_DEPENDENCIES = {
+ "amazon": [aws],
+ "apache.cassandra": [cassandra],
+ "apache.druid": [druid],
+ "apache.hdfs": [hdfs],
+ "apache.hive": [hive],
+ "apache.pig": [],
+ "apache.pinot": [pinot],
+ "apache.spark": [],
+ "apache.sqoop": [],
+ "celery": [celery],
+ "cloudant": [cloudant],
+ "cncf.kubernetes": [kubernetes],
+ "databricks": [databricks],
+ "datadog": [datadog],
+ "dingding": [],
+ "discord": [],
+ "docker": [docker],
+ "email": [],
+ "ftp": [],
+ "google.cloud": [gcp],
Review comment:
For me it seems reasonable to release it as one package because all
integration requires a common hook - CloudBaseHook. The division into various
departments e.g. cloud, ads, marketing_platform, analytics can also change over
time. Currently, this is not a big problem, because we focused mainly on GCP,
where the division into departments is clear, but other services do not have a
clear division. For example: Google Ads is not related to Google Marketing
Platform, Google Analytics is also not related to GMP. Why? I don't know that,
but for new people, understanding these structures will be problematic.
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