Run schema generation jobs in Breeze containers#69510
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Since schema generation requires importing Airflow, using 'uv run' causes building a lot of Python packages, potentially failing with dependency issues. The Breeze image is already available at this point so running an extra container layer might still be faster than building a separate environment anyway.
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(See #69512 instead; same content, different remote so I can run the job first to see if things actually work.) |
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Since schema generation requires importing Airflow, using 'uv run' causes building a lot of Python packages, potentially failing with dependency issues. The Breeze image is already available at this point so running an extra container layer might still be faster than building a separate environment anyway.