Re: [I] Investigate `Timetable` usage for client-server separation [airflow]

2026-02-16 Thread via GitHub


amoghrajesh commented on issue #51549:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues/51549#issuecomment-3912377676

   This was handled by: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/58669


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Re: [I] Investigate `Timetable` usage for client-server separation [airflow]

2026-02-16 Thread via GitHub


amoghrajesh closed issue #51549: Investigate `Timetable`  usage for 
client-server separation
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues/51549


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Re: [I] Investigate `Timetable` usage for client-server separation [airflow]

2026-02-11 Thread via GitHub


amoghrajesh commented on issue #51549:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues/51549#issuecomment-3889149976

   @uranusjr is there anything pending on this one? I think we have handled it 
already?


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Re: [I] Investigate `Timetable` usage for client-server separation [airflow]

2025-12-05 Thread via GitHub


amoghrajesh commented on issue #51549:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues/51549#issuecomment-3615737792

   @uranusjr have we merged all the changes w.r.t this issue? 


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Re: [I] Investigate `Timetable` usage for client-server separation [airflow]

2025-08-26 Thread via GitHub


uranusjr commented on issue #51549:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues/51549#issuecomment-3226822679

   Most of the timetable logic need to be in the scheduler. So we should kind 
of do the opposite of SerializedBaseOperator.
   
   1. Existing tiemtable classes in core are scheduler-only.
   2. Create timetable “stub” classes that only takes arguments without any 
scheduler logic.
   3. The stubs are serialised, and deserialised in the scheduler into their 
“real” timetable class counterparts.
   
   Custom subclasses are more problematic. I guess for now (Airflow 3.1) we can 
just make that one single subclass fulfill both roles as a stub and real 
timetable. Maybe at some point we need to have an Airflow Extension SDK for 
this, and other things plugin-wise that you can register into the scheduler.


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Re: [I] Investigate `Timetable` usage for client-server separation [airflow]

2025-08-18 Thread via GitHub


kaxil commented on issue #51549:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues/51549#issuecomment-3196269557

   Yes ideally. @uranusjr ?
   


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Re: [I] Investigate `Timetable` usage for client-server separation [airflow]

2025-08-18 Thread via GitHub


phanikumv commented on issue #51549:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues/51549#issuecomment-3195526758

   Are we still targeting this for 3.1.0?


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Re: [I] Investigate `Timetable` usage for client-server separation [airflow]

2025-06-24 Thread via GitHub


kaxil commented on issue #51549:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues/51549#issuecomment-2999361543

   So that has to be on Server side?


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Re: [I] Investigate `Timetable` usage for client-server separation [airflow]

2025-06-23 Thread via GitHub


uranusjr commented on issue #51549:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues/51549#issuecomment-2998754788

   Yes it does.


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Re: [I] Investigate `Timetable` usage for client-server separation [airflow]

2025-06-23 Thread via GitHub


kaxil commented on issue #51549:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues/51549#issuecomment-2996272488

   If I use a Custom Timetable, does that code currently run in the Scheduler?


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Re: [I] Investigate `Timetable` usage for client-server separation [airflow]

2025-06-17 Thread via GitHub


uranusjr commented on issue #51549:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues/51549#issuecomment-2979233282

   Oh yes, it does, for the first ever run. I forgot about that. This can be 
changed if we need to though. The scheduler is responsible for calculating all 
later runs.


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Re: [I] Investigate `Timetable` usage for client-server separation [airflow]

2025-06-13 Thread via GitHub


kaxil commented on issue #51549:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues/51549#issuecomment-2969784296

   > Timetable is kind of the reverse of e.g. dag and asset. It allows 
customisation, but all the logis is only needed in the scheduler, not the 
worker nor the dag processor. The main implementation should therefore likely 
belong in core. However, non-core timetables (e.g. `EventsTimetable`) may 
belong in the standard provider instead.
   
   Doesn't the dag processor use timetable to get the next run time though?


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Re: [I] Investigate `Timetable` usage for client-server separation [airflow]

2025-06-12 Thread via GitHub


uranusjr commented on issue #51549:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues/51549#issuecomment-2969281200

   Timetable is kind of the reverse of e.g. dag and asset. It allows 
customisation, but all the logis is only needed in the scheduler, not the 
worker nor the dag processor. The main implementation should therefore likely 
belong in core. However, non-core timetables (e.g. `EventsTimetable`) may 
belong in the standard provider instead.


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[I] Investigate `Timetable` usage for client-server separation [airflow]

2025-06-09 Thread via GitHub


kaxil opened a new issue, #51549:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues/51549

   Analyze current timetable usage in scheduler vs DAG processor. Decide if 
timetables belong in core, task-sdk, or separate package 
(`airflow-commons`/`airflow-protocols`). 


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