That looks quite good to me because as per the below quote from you:
> Assuming that we release Airflow 3.0.0 in March 2025, if we follow this
rule, we will be able to drop Airflow 2 support in providers in March 2026
- so we give about a year to Airflow 2 users to migrate to Airflow 3 - if
they w
Yes. Agree with Ash that when we have "sdk" that will be all-but-guaranteed
(or at least intended to be) backwards compatible and no DB access from
workers, or DAG processor, then yes we can change the rules for Airflow 3
going forward, but Airflow 2 support question remains.
Basically it boils do
Going forward with Airflow 3 I also think we should re-consider what we
version/depend upon from providers.
If we move all providers (and likley also utility functions!) out of airflow
core then the thing that a given provider needs to depend upon is the shared
library/provider versions and the
Nice points to ponder upon, Jarek. Both topics are essential for ensuring
that users have a clear path forwars.
> We currently guarantee that the minimum Airflow version supported by a
provider is the release date of the next minor version, plus 12 months.
You’re asking if this should be adjusted
> We currently guarantee that the minimum Airflow version supported by a
provider is the release date of the next minor version, plus 12 months.
You’re asking if this should be adjusted for Airflow 3, correct?
Yes
> Are you asking for guarantees the other way around, so Airflow version ->
guarant
Sorry I’m a bit lost in the long text. Is my understanding of the 2 questions
correct?
We currently guarantee that the minimum Airflow version supported by a provider
is the release date of the next minor version, plus 12 months. You’re asking if
this should be adjusted for Airflow 3, correct?
Hello everyone,
I have two important topics to discuss regarding Provider <> Airflow
version support rules.
*1) What is the "min Airflow version" support while we are transitioning to
Airflow 3? *
So far we had the [1] rule:
> The default support timespan for the minimum version of Airflow (the
