[v3-0-test] Allow failure callbacks for stuck in queued TIs that fail (#53435) #54401
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(Manual backport of #53435)
In issue #51301, it was reported that failure callbacks do not run for task instances that get stuck in queued and fail in Airflow 2.10.5. This is happening due to the changes introduced in PR #43520 . In this PR, logic was introduced to requeue tasks that get stuck in queued (up to two times by default) before failing them.
Previously, the executor's fail method was called when the task needed to be failed after max requeue attempts. This was replaced by the task instance's set_state method in the PR ti.set_state(TaskInstanceState.FAILED, session=session). Without the executor's fail method being called, failure callbacks will not be executed for such task instances. Therefore, I changed the code to call the executor's fail method instead in Airflow 3.
(cherry picked from commit 6da77b1)
Co-authored-by: Karen Braganza karenbraganza15@gmail.com
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