Move definition of Pod*Exceptions to pod_generator #34346
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The apache#32767 has moved all k8s classes to cncf.kubernetes provider, however there was a mistake with location of Pod*Exceptions - rather than in pod_manager they remained defined in the kubernetes_executor package - which has the side-effect that trying to import them in Airflow Pre 2.7 raised the "You should not use the provider's executors in this version of Airflow." error. This change moves the exceptions to the pod_generator package to fix the problem.
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cc: @eladkal --> in case we don't have a reason to release providers soon, that might be one :) |
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The #32767 has moved all k8s classes to cncf.kubernetes provider, however there was a mistake with location of Pod*Exceptions - rather than in pod_manager they remained defined in the kubernetes_executor package - which has the side-effect that trying to import them in Airflow Pre 2.7 raised the
"You should not use the provider's executors in this version of Airflow." error.
This change moves the exceptions to the pod_generator package to fix the problem.
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