default_airflow.cfg

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# NOTE:
#
# IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR DEFAULT CONFIGURATION FILE HERE  - LOOK NO MORE. READ EXPLANATION BELOW!
#
# This file used to have something that was similar to the default Airflow configuration but it was
# really just a template. It was used to generate the final configuration and it was confusing
# if you copied it to your configuration and some of values were wrong.
#
# The first time you run Airflow, it will create a file called ``airflow.cfg`` in
# your ``$AIRFLOW_HOME`` directory (``~/airflow`` by default). This is in order to make it easy to
# "play" with airflow configuration.
#
# However, for production case you are advised to generate the configuration using command line:
#
#         airflow config list --defaults
#
# This command will produce the output that you can copy to your configuration file and edit.
# It will contain all the default configuration options, with examples, nicely commented out
# so you need only un-comment and modify those that you want to change.
# This way you can easily keep track of all the configuration options that you changed from default
# and you can also easily upgrade your installation to new versions of Airflow when they come out and
# automatically use the defaults for existing options if they changed there.
#
# You can redirect it to your configuration file and edit it:
#
#         airflow config list --defaults > "${AIRFLOW_HOME}/airflow.cfg"
#