potiuk opened a new pull request, #70932:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/70932
Regular provider release wave for 2026-08-01. Versions and changelog entries
were
classified with the `prepare-providers-documentation` workflow; all
template-generated
files were regenerated by
`breeze release-management prepare-provider-documentation
--reapply-templates-only`.
**47 providers released, 2 doc-only, 47 deliberately unreleased.** The
unreleased ones
have pending commits, but only `#68991` (regenerated
`README.rst`/`index.rst`) and/or
`#70256` (the previous wave's release commit), so there is nothing
user-facing to ship.
**No major bumps in this wave.** Eight breaking-change candidates were
reviewed against
the released tags and all resolved to minor or patch.
- **Minor (13):** alibaba 3.4.0, amazon 9.34.0, apache.livy 4.6.0,
cncf.kubernetes 10.21.0,
common.compat 1.18.0, common.sql 2.1.0, edge3 4.3.0, elasticsearch 6.9.0,
fab 3.8.0,
hashicorp 4.8.0, microsoft.azure 14.1.0, snowflake 6.16.0, standard 1.17.0
- **Patch (30):** airbyte 6.0.1 … yandex 4.5.1
- **Doc-only (2):** common.io, http
### Four providers were cut as rc1 last wave and never published
`google` (22.3.0), `common.ai` (0.7.0), `openlineage` (2.20.0) and
`clickhousedb` (1.0.1)
are still at 22.2.2 / 0.6.0 / 2.19.0 / 1.0.0 on PyPI. Their existing in-tree
sections are
**extended** rather than superseded — cutting a new version on top would
publish a
changelog that skips a version users never received.
Two entries in those sections advertised PRs that were reverted before
release and have
been moved to the excluded block, so the changelog no longer promises
features that do not
ship:
- `common.ai`: `Add AWS services toolset for agents to access 1000+ APIs
(#70087)`, fully
reverted by #70695
- `google`: `Preserve Dataform workflow invocation config (#69161)`,
reverted by #70395
### Other notes
- **This PR needs the `allow provider dependency bump` label.**
`update-providers-next-version`
resolved three `# use next version` pins to
`apache-airflow-providers-common-compat>=1.18.0`
(amazon, fab, keycloak); without the label
`check_provider_dependency_bumps` fails CI.
- `providers/keycloak/pyproject.toml` contains **only** that pin resolution
— no version bump
and no changelog entry, so keycloak is not released in this wave.
- The google changelog carried a `.. note::` above its first version header,
which rendered
it as a page-level note rather than a release note. It now sits inside the
22.3.0 section
it describes. That was pre-existing on `main`, not introduced here.
- Within-wave chains that net to no user-facing change (databricks
#70341/#70551,
google #69161/#70395, common.ai #70087/#70695, neo4j #70348/#70508) are
excluded rather
than listed as paired entries. Chains with a residual change are collapsed
into a single
entry naming every PR involved (e.g. standard #70345/#70391).
- All 47 released packages share one `source-date-epoch`; the four extended
providers were
still carrying the previous wave's value.
Static checks: `prek --hook-stage pre-commit` 65 passed / 0 failed,
`--hook-stage manual`
4 passed / 0 failed. `--reapply-templates-only` re-runs are idempotent.
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