Re: [Airflow Meetups] Happy DAGs + Happier Teammates: How a little CI/CD can go a long way by Leah Cole

Hi everyone, Inviting you all to join the Airflow February meetup on February 16th! Here is the detailed agenda: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FHWYnaPWfRtX14z7OGdUN_-54NkEEXZmwOJ8HlwyjeQ/edit Register via: *https://bit.ly/3B8QCBn * Thanks all, and looking forward to

[Airflow Meetups] Happy DAGs + Happier Teammates: How a little CI/CD can go a long way by Leah Cole

📣 Hello there! We are glad to announce the first Apache Airflow Community Meetup of 2022! ✨ *Add this event to your calendar & Join us via Crowdcast! * Get ready to hear Leah Cole talking about "*Happy DAGs + Happier Teammates: How a little CI/CD c

Re: [DISCUSSION] AIP-47 New design of Airflow System Tests

Hello, we had some experiments last year about using Airflow to run tests directly from the CI, it was good but at the end we had no way to complete the solution, also it was a bit too much. The good thing of that is that: - you can create dependencies between testsets - you can trigger via CI (Jen

Re: [DISCUSSION] AIP-47 New design of Airflow System Tests

Hey folks, I think both these sticking points are really a trade-off of simplicity vs consistency/reliability. And to be clear I'm not arguing for things to be more complex just for the heck of it, I agree that simplicity is great! But just that there needs to be a balance and we can't get cau