Bump min versions of crucial providers #50076
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I made a clearly visible that some of the min provider versions are overridden rather than calculated by cut-off date. |
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There are a few min-versions of providers that should make its way into apache-airflow pyproject.toml - because they contain crucial Airflow 3 fixes and users should not be installng those providers in lower versions. This PR adds such limits and makes it clearer when updates happen what happens and where to override them.
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I am glad I added unit tests for version update - turned out I needed to handle the comment case when changing the suffix :) |
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There are a few min-versions of providers that should make its way into apache-airflow pyproject.toml - because they contain crucial Airflow 3 fixes and users should not be installng those providers in lower versions. This PR adds such limits and makes it clearer when updates happen what happens and where to override them. (cherry picked from commit e875622) Co-authored-by: Jarek Potiuk <jarek@potiuk.com>
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There are a few min-versions of providers that should make its way into apache-airflow pyproject.toml - because they contain crucial Airflow 3 fixes and users should not be installng those providers in lower versions. This PR adds such limits and makes it clearer when updates happen what happens and where to override them. (cherry picked from commit e875622) Co-authored-by: Jarek Potiuk <jarek@potiuk.com>
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There are a few min-versions of providers that should make its way into apache-airflow pyproject.toml - because they contain crucial Airflow 3 fixes and users should not be installng those providers in lower versions.
This PR adds such limits and makes it clearer when updates happen what happens and where to override them.
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