+1 Totally agree.Really would to work on this tool!Have a nice day!Claudio
-------- Messaggio originale --------Da: Jarek Potiuk
<[email protected]> Data: 29/12/19 13:27 (GMT+01:00) A:
[email protected] Oggetto: [PROPOSAL] [FUTURE] Semi-automated tool for
migration to 2.0.0 I thought (and discussed with the users at various
conferences) that weshould make it super-easy to migrate to Airflow 2.0 when we
release it.There is a number of incompatibilities that we mention in
UPDATING.md so wehave quite a good 'base' for the list of incompatibilities but
I thinkpeople have 100s or 1000s of DAGs sometimes so we should do better
thanthat and provide a semi-automated migration tool for them.I'd love to hear
what you think about it.I created a JIRA issue for
it:https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AIRFLOW-6390Here is what it
says:Before releasing 2.0.0, we should create DAG migration tool for
migratingDAGs to Apache Airflow 2.0 based on UPDATING.md and
incompatibilitiesintroduced in 2.0.0It should mostly automate migrating DAGs
and correcting the DAGs they havewhere needed and print warnings for all cases
that need some manual reviewand corrections (with appropriate instructions).All
the changes performed automatically should be explained and describedand logged
so that you can refer to changes made to your DAG.The instructions in case of
manual corrections needed should be moredetailed than just describing the
changes in UPDATING.md. It should mentionconsequences of such changes,
reasoning and explain what the user mightexpect after migration.J.-- Jarek
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