yuseok89 opened a new pull request, #71922:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/71922

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   `HttpSensor(deferrable=True)` with a `response_check` silently fell back to 
the synchronous poke loop, occupying a worker slot for the whole wait. It now 
defers like any other deferrable sensor: the triggerer waits for the endpoint 
to respond without error, the check runs on the worker, and if it returns False 
the task defers again, keeping the `poke_interval` pacing.
   
   The callable stays on the worker; only the response is carried back, reusing 
the JSON serializer already in `triggers/http.py`. This is the same pattern 
`S3KeySensor` uses for `check_fn`.
   
   closes: 40209
   
   ### Verified with a live Dag
   
   An `HttpSensor(deferrable=True, poke_interval=20)` polling this Airflow's 
own api-server, with a `response_check` that only passes two minutes after the 
run was triggered.
   
   1. Before the change the task never left `running`, since a `response_check` 
forced it onto the synchronous path.
   2. After the change it sits in `deferred`, wakes every 20 seconds to 
evaluate the check on the worker, logs that the check returned False and defers 
again, then succeeds once the check passes.
   
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