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Clean redundant Webserver configs #49896
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Some of them are still used and more complicated to remove/migrate, I'll do them in separate PRs. (part are fab provider, part is core etc.) |
@kaxil I just realized that now that we moved some pieces from Is that acceptable, what do you think is the best way. (I know this isn't great, but I couldn't find a better option, or we still look for |
Yes. We should deprecate those. |
So core should still be looking for What about configs moved to providers, is that the same, provider should still look for |
Yeah for ones where we do still use those config, we should deprecate them first unfortunately |
My bad, sorry for the confusion, double checked with Jed, yes those will raise deprecation warnings for core moved in core. |
Yeah. Core to Core is straightforward - > core to fab requires bumping min version(s), really - that's the simplest way, another option is to add a code in fab provider to manually fallback to the old webserver settings with deprecations. |
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We replaced Websever with API server serving static JS in Airflow 3.0 and hence removed lot of Webserver configuration. However, the following configuration still exists, and I think most, if not al,l can be nuked
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