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Introduce DeltaTriggerTimetable #46846
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This completes the matrix of trigger vs data interval, and cron vs delta expression timetables. The goal is to replace 'schedule' expressions where currently the data interval timetables are used to use trigger timetables instead, e.g. 'schedule=timedelta(days=1)'. Trigger timetables do not have data intervals (by default), and also have a more intuitive logical date representation. This is a lot more intuitive not only for Airflow newcomers, but also existing users that do not care about data intervals, but use DAGs as a workflow that simply runs periodically. Don't do timetable equality Fix doc refs
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This completes the matrix of trigger vs data interval, and cron vs delta expression timetables. The goal is to replace 'schedule' expressions where currently the data interval timetables are used to use trigger timetables instead, e.g. 'schedule=timedelta(days=1)'. Trigger timetables do not have data intervals (by default), and also have a more intuitive logical date representation. This is a lot more intuitive not only for Airflow newcomers, but also existing users that do not care about data intervals, but use DAGs as a workflow that simply runs periodically. Don't do timetable equality Fix doc refs
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This completes the matrix of trigger vs data interval, and cron vs delta expression timetables. The goal is to replace 'schedule' expressions where currently the data interval timetables are used to use trigger timetables instead, e.g. 'schedule=timedelta(days=1)'. Trigger timetables do not have data intervals (by default), and also have a more intuitive logical date representation. This is a lot more intuitive not only for Airflow newcomers, but also existing users that do not care about data intervals, but use DAGs as a workflow that simply runs periodically. Don't do timetable equality Fix doc refs
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This completes the matrix of trigger vs data interval, and cron vs delta expression timetables. The goal is to replace 'schedule' expressions where currently the data interval timetables are used to use trigger timetables instead, e.g. 'schedule=timedelta(days=1)'. Trigger timetables do not have data intervals (by default), and also have a more intuitive logical date representation. This is a lot more intuitive not only for Airflow newcomers, but also existing users that do not care about data intervals, but use DAGs as a workflow that simply runs periodically. Don't do timetable equality Fix doc refs
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This completes the matrix of trigger vs data interval, and cron vs delta expression timetables. The goal is to replace 'schedule' expressions where currently the data interval timetables are used to use trigger timetables instead, e.g. 'schedule=timedelta(days=1)'.
Trigger timetables do not have data intervals (by default), and also have a more intuitive logical date representation. This is a lot more intuitive not only for Airflow newcomers, but also existing users that do not care about data intervals, but use DAGs as a workflow that simply runs periodically.
If this sounds like a good idea, I will create two subsequent PRs to switch the configs (so trigger timetables are used by default), and to backport the timetable to 2.11 for migration.