Move the old ./breeze script to scripts/tools/setup_breeze #25584
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We used to use Breeze via ./breeze script in the main airflow folder, but it's already long enough time after new breeze introduction to get-rid of it. However, the Bash script itself is pretty useful to automate Breeze installation on POSIX-compliant OS-es, so turning it into an installation script seems like a good idea.
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We used to use Breeze via ./breeze script in the main airflow folder, but it's already long enough time after new breeze introduction to get-rid of it. However, the Bash script itself is pretty useful to automate Breeze installation on POSIX-compliant OS-es, so turning it into an installation script seems like a good idea. (cherry picked from commit 1594d77)
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We used to use Breeze via ./breeze script in the main airflow folder, but it's already long enough time after new breeze introduction to get-rid of it. However, the Bash script itself is pretty useful to automate Breeze installation on POSIX-compliant OS-es, so turning it into an installation script seems like a good idea. (cherry picked from commit 1594d77)
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We used to use Breeze via ./breeze script in the main airflow
folder, but it's already long enough time after new breeze
introduction to get-rid of it. However, the Bash script itself
is pretty useful to automate Breeze installation on POSIX-compliant
OS-es, so turning it into an installation script seems like a good
idea.
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