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Renaming variables to be consistent with code logic - #18685
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We do not really want to "improve" experimental API. It is deprecated and we are removing it in Airflow 3. I think changing the code to make it cleaner has no value, and it brings risk, also it "muddies" the history for it. There is no real need to make it consistent. |
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@potiuk This function is used by more than the experiemental API though. Currently both |
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Changing the label to core since this function is not technically only related to the API. Even if we remove the exsperiemental API, we still need to either copy or re-implement this function somewhere else, and we will face the exact same issue when we do that. |
So I think we should move it out from "experimental" - maybe in the same PR - this will make it easier to remove experimental API in 3.0 and make it part of the "Airflow API" ? How about moving it to |
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+1 to moving it out (IIRC there are a few more others in the similar situation), but |
+1 for |
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+1 airflow.operations What about this PR then? :) Is there any issue with it? If not shall we merge and then move different PR? |
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I think we can merge this as-is and then do the moving separately |
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The PR is likely OK to be merged with just subset of tests for default Python and Database versions without running the full matrix of tests, because it does not modify the core of Airflow. If the committers decide that the full tests matrix is needed, they will add the label 'full tests needed'. Then you should rebase to the latest main or amend the last commit of the PR, and push it with --force-with-lease. |
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This is a simple change to rename variables to be consistent with code logic and with the "story-line"
So, basically code calls
create_dagrun()to create a dag run... and assigns it to a variable called "trigger". Although it's "ok" to name that way, it's much more readable to make it clear/explicit and call returned object a "dagrun" as it's an instance of it.Also reading it in English trigger conveys a bit different meaning i.e. original purpose of the action
airflow dags trigger ...and so not best name for the returned object and subsequent collection of objects i.e. triggers[]^ Add meaningful description above
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