Dear Jarek,
Thank you for this really useful recommandation!
But, just, I would like to be sure of something: when you say that 'pip'
is the only way to install Airflow in a reproducible way, you mean
comparing to installation from sources?
I guess the installation from Docker images is also recommended as well
right? (unless I'm wrong, an official Airflow Docker image uses pip for
installing Airflow, including also the constraints file for the
dedicated version).
Here we've been using Docker compose installation for years without
encounter any major problems, even in the case of upgrades...
Best,
Hervé
On 04/11/2023 12:57, Jarek Potiuk wrote:
If you want to make sure released Airflow installs in a reproducible
way from the scratch - now and in the future, the only way to
achieve that is described here:
https://airflow.apache.org/docs/apache-airflow/stable/installation/installing-from-pypi.html
It involves using constraints. It only works with `pip`. There are no
other ways and other tools that can be achieved easily, so we strongly
recommend you use `pip` when installing Airflow.
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