Hi,

thanks for raising the dicussion. Can I please encourage to place the AIP document into cwiki/Confluence which is the official place to discuss AIP documents?

Technically yes can also be hosted as a Google doc but we can not assume verybody has a Google account to view and comment.

Jens

On 10.05.26 14:25, Igor Kholopov via dev wrote:
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From: Dilnaz Amanzholova <[email protected]>
Date: Fri, May 8, 2026 at 4:59 PM
Subject: [DISCUSS] New AIP-XX: AIP-85-1: DAG importer


Dear Airflow Community,

I would like to start a discussion regarding AIP-85-1: DAG importer.

To clarify, this is not a new proposal but a scoped-down, modular part of
the existing AIP-85. Original AIP-85 was created in 2024, and since then,
Airflow 3 has developed new integral functionalities (like already
implemented AIP-66 and AIP-72). We decided to divide the parent AIP into
two independent parts to better manage complexity. While AIP-85 covers the
overarching architectural framework for parsing controls, this specific
part (AIP-85-1) focuses strictly on implementing the DAG importer and its
configuration.

The goal is to allow alternative formats like YAML to be first-class
citizens in Airflow by decoupling DAG discovery from parsing. This modular
approach will allow us to implement the core importer mechanism faster and
independently of broader architectural updates.

NOTE: There is an ongoing discussion around AIP-108, which is proposing
coordinator for DAG parsing and they are slightly overlapping. I think they
need to be aligned.

Please see the attached discussion document for your reference: link
<https://docs.google.com/document/d/1K6-4cGoZItXGQHZjOydNbc7rGtOp_XKfFurMnFptKe0/edit?usp=sharing>

I look forward to your feedback.

Kind regards,
Dilnaz Amanzholova


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