With 2.7.0, OpenLineage changes from a plugin implementation maintained in the OpenLineage project to a built-in feature of Airflow. OpenLineage provides a spec standardizing operational lineage collection and distribution across the data ecosystem that projects – open source or proprietary – implement. Simply set it in your config and enjoy async tasks! OpenLineage built-in integration This makes it easier to jump between task details, logs, graph, and gantt views without losing your place in a complicated DAG.Įnable deferrable mode for all deferable tasks with 1 config settingĪirflow 2.7.0 comes with a new config option, default_deferrable, which allows admins to enable deferrable mode for all deferrable tasks without requiring any DAG modifications. The graph and gantt views have been rewritten and moved into the now familiar grid view. Graph and gantt views moved into the Grid view UI This gives an overview of the cluster, including component health, dag and task state counts, and more! There is a new top level page in Airflow, the Cluster Activity page. You can read more about setup and teardown in the Introducing Setup and Teardown tasks blog post, or in the setup and teardown docs. Automatically clear setup/teardown tasks when clearing a dependent task.Teardown tasks failing won’t, by default, cause the DAG run to fail.Teardown tasks will still run, no matter what state the upstream tasks end up in.These tasks have special behavior in that: Setup and Teardown (AIP-52)Īirflow now has first class support for the concept of setup and teardown tasks. This allows Airflow users and maintainers to make use of features and improvements in Python 3.8, and unlocks newer versions of our dependencies. This resulted in, among others things, an improved description of the Airflow security model, a better explanation of our security policy and the disabling of certain, potentially dangerous, features by default - like, for example, connection testing (#32052).Īirflow 2.7.0 is also the first release that drops support for end-of-life Python 3.7. The Airflow security team, working together with security researchers, identified a number of areas that required strengthening of security. 🐳 Docker Image: “docker pull apache/airflow:2.7.0”Īirflow 2.7.0 is a release that focuses on security. I’m happy to announce that Apache Airflow 2.7.0 has been released! Some notable features have been added that we are excited for the community to use.Īpache Airflow 2.7.0 contains over 500 commits, which include 40 new features, 49 improvements, 53 bug fixes, and 15 documentation changes.