Much simpler way to run provider compatibility tests#39883
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cc: @kacpermuda -> this will be way easier to reproduce compatibilty tests (for example with open lineage) |
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Removed myself from reviewer - have taken a look to the code but I've never been with any releases (yet) and feel I have no clue how to test. I'd pass the reviewer rather to others. By the way - had the same issue with docker on the Github runner, in my case one retry helped. Do not understand why it fails with the network stuff. |
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This PR adds much easier way to run provider compatibility tests locally. There is no longer need to build provider packages locally to run the tests. Simply run: ```shell breeze shell --use-airflow-version 2.x.y \ --mount-sources providers-and-tests ``` This will get the right airflow version and mount provider code and tests appropriately so that you can conveniently iterate with the tests and providers locally and run tests in breeze environment against arbitrary airflow version.
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This PR adds much easier way to run provider compatibility tests locally. There is no longer need to build provider packages locally to run the tests. Simply run: ```shell breeze shell --use-airflow-version 2.x.y \ --mount-sources providers-and-tests ``` This will get the right airflow version and mount provider code and tests appropriately so that you can conveniently iterate with the tests and providers locally and run tests in breeze environment against arbitrary airflow version.
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This PR adds much easier way to run provider compatibility tests locally. There is no longer need to build provider packages locally to run the tests. Simply run: ```shell breeze shell --use-airflow-version 2.x.y \ --mount-sources providers-and-tests ``` This will get the right airflow version and mount provider code and tests appropriately so that you can conveniently iterate with the tests and providers locally and run tests in breeze environment against arbitrary airflow version.
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This PR adds much easier way to run provider compatibility tests locally. There is no longer need to build provider packages locally to run the tests. Simply run:
This will get the right airflow version and mount provider code and tests appropriately so that you can conveniently iterate with the tests and providers locally and run tests in breeze environment against arbitrary airflow version.
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