potiuk commented on issue #35529:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues/35529#issuecomment-1928014249
Maybe there is an easier solution: you already have the source of the
callable:
```
{{ python_callable_source }}
```
and name
```
{{ python_callable }}(
```
and assuming you pass "unique_module_name" starting with
`unusual_prefix_...` you can do this:
```
{{ python_callable_source }}
import types
{{ unique_module_name }} = types.ModuleType("{{ unique_module_name}}")
{{ unique_module_name }}.python_callable = python_callable
```
All that before op_args/kwargs loading from dill. That should do the trick:
* first you define the callable in current module
* then you create an empty "unique" module
* then you add the callable that you created locally to be present in the
uniquely named module you just created
There is no need to copy the sources to a separate file - it would also be
harmful, as we **really** need the callable only - not all the DAG or other
methods defined in there.
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