YyFew more updates: 1) I went through a first round of reviews, reviewed and updated the docs and made sure all versions and messages are correct (Thanks Elad as usual :) 2) Updated the list of providers with breaking changes (most of them are about deprecations removals): * asana * microsoft-azure * opsgenie * tableau * slack * snowflake
3) IMPORTANT! With this "2.3+" wave I changed my mind whether we should treat min-airflow-version upgrade of provider (on its own it should not be a breaking change for the provider). Detailed reasoning is in https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/27613#discussion_r1020103858 responding to Elad's question about it but in short it boils down to: * when user uses Airflow 2.2 - this change is not breaking because the user simply cannot install that provider * when user uses Airflow 2.3 - this change is not breaking any of user's workflow - they can install the provider and it should work So overall - such change is not breaking. Instead I bump "major" version of all providers (unless there were other breaking changes - see the list above). If someone has any doubts here or if you think this is not a good idea - please comment here, I will also ask for a lasy consensus separately. J. On Fri, Nov 11, 2022 at 3:07 AM Jarek Potiuk <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello everyone, > > Slightly delayed, but I am just about to prepare the new wave of > providers. This is a special release as all providers are only compatible > with Airflow 2.3 - so we release ALL providers and all of them have at > least minor versions bumped. > > There are breaking changes in: > > * azure > * tableau > * cncf.kubernetes > > PR here: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/27613 > > Let me know if you still want to have some important provider changes to > merge (and they are ready to be merged). > > J. > >
