+1 (binding) Checked:
* SVN: all expected files present (check-release-files), and all 78 RC providers install at their RC versions (Dockerfile.pmc) * Signatures: all 157 good (Shahar's key from KEYS) * Checksums: all 157 SHA512 good * Licences: Apache RAT 0.18 - 0 unapproved, 0 unknown * Reproducible builds: the source tarball and all 156 packages are byte-identical when rebuilt from the providers/2026-09-22 tag with flit 4.0.2 One note on reproducibility, not a blocker: the wheels were built with flit 4.0.2, but dev/breeze/uv.lock at the tag locks flit 4.1.0. Since flit builds without isolation, rebuilding with the locked Breeze (as the docs say) gives 75 wheels that differ only in the "Generator:" line of their WHEEL file (and its hash in RECORD) - the packaged files are identical. I opened a PR explaining how to rebuild with the release manager's flit version: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/73699 I also tested all my changes in this wave with all 78 RC providers installed from the PyPI wheels in Breeze (Airflow 3.3.2): * #72162 (amazon, google, microsoft.azure) - remote log uploads outside base_log_folder are skipped, uploads inside still work * #72166 (google) - Drive q= values are escaped * #73413 (common.sql) - DataFusion error message shows the storage type * #72627 (edge3) - docs only, present in the release * #72174 (snowflake) and #72176 (teradata) - in the wave, though not listed in the testing issue - both work as expected Improvement to the verification process: I tested all my changes with an agent using Apache Magpie's release-management "verify-rc" skill and a new Airflow override that adds an optional "test your own changes" step. The agent found my entries in the testing issue (and the two changes missing from it), verified each change is in the RC tags, changelogs and wheels, downloaded the whole wave and wrote a Dag exercising every change - I only had to start Breeze and trigger it. It also ran the regular checks above and tracked down the flit difference. That was a very good experience - I highly recommend trying it: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/73697 J. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
