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[AIRFLOW-3384] Allow higher versions of Sqlalchemy and Jinja2 #4227

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  • [This PR bumps up the allowed versions of sqlalchemy and jinja2

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Looks like we'll need to upgrade flask-admin too.

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jlricon commented Nov 23, 2018

Ok, that should do it. Master is broken atm, I guess that I'll pass that final test config when master builds again.

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@jlricon can youy please execute this on your own Travis? Opening and closing for just the sake of biuilding is costing us money. If travis fails please check why it fails and fix cases accordingly.

Obviously have your PR squashed and cleanup as well, that makes intregration a lot cleaner. Thanks!

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jlricon commented Nov 26, 2018

@bolkedebruin Yes, sorry for that. It was a dockerhub issue it seems. All tests pass now in my local Travis, so I'm pushing again, hopefully last time.

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jlricon commented Nov 26, 2018

For some reason it is not passing here even though it passed locally, it's not something in the changes I've introduced. Other contributors have also complained about Travis recently. The first time it was failing a lot of tests, now it is only one. I am going to close-open once now, and if it doesn't work I will look into it every 2 days to avoid abusing this repo's Travis.

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@ashb ashb merged commit f3cb119 into apache:master Nov 28, 2018
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ncrocfer commented Jan 3, 2019

Hello guys,

I am not sure if it's the right place to ask it, but do you think if these upgrades will be included in the next release please ?

Thanks !

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kaxil commented Jan 3, 2019

@ncrocfer Yes this will be available in the next release :) - 1.10.2

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`piptools.compile` is failing for ETL after [1], because
`amundsendatabuilder` depends on `sqlalchemy>1.2` and airflow depends on
`sqlalchemy<=1.2`.

This change was already made upstream [2], so I think it should be OK.
The changelog looks pretty innocuous [3].

[1] amundsen-io/amundsendatabuilder@b480d00
[2] apache#4227
[3] https://docs.sqlalchemy.org/en/13/changelog/migration_13.html
astahlman added a commit to lyft/airflow that referenced this pull request Aug 14, 2019
`piptools.compile` is failing for ETL after [1], because
`amundsendatabuilder` depends on `sqlalchemy>1.2` and airflow depends on
`sqlalchemy<=1.2`.

This change was already made upstream [2], so I think it should be OK.
The changelog looks pretty innocuous [3].

[1] amundsen-io/amundsendatabuilder@b480d00
[2] apache#4227
[3] https://docs.sqlalchemy.org/en/13/changelog/migration_13.html
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