astronomer-airflow-version-check

An Apache Airflow plugin that will periodically (default, once per day) check if there is a new version of Astronomer's Astro Runtime and display a message in the Airflow UI.

Additionally, this plugin provides warnings in the Airflow UI for the following scenarios:

• When the current version will reach its end of life (EOL) in 30 days (default, configurable).
• When the current version has already reached its end of life (EOL).
• When the current version has been yanked.

This plugin also shows options to dismiss the EOL warnings for a configurable number of days (default is 7 days). There is also an option to completely disable the EOL warning.

Additionally, it checks if the current running version of Astronomer Runtime has been yanked. If a yanked version is detected, a warning message will appear in the Airflow UI. The yanked versions will not be displayed as available updates to prevent users from being prompted to upgrade to a yanked version.

Settings

This plugin looks at the following settings under the astronomer section of the Airflow config. The easiest way of setting this is via environment variables prefixed with AIRFLOW__ASTRONOMER__.

• update_check_interval

  Number of seconds between each update check. Default 86400 (one day). Set to 0 to disable update checks.

• update_check_timeout

  HTTP timeout for requesting update document. Default is 60.

• update_url

  URL to request to find out about more udpates. Default to updates.astronomer.io.

• eol_warning_opt_out

  Sets whether to opt out of EOL warnings. The default is "False".

• eol_dismissal_period_days

  Sets the period for dismissing EOL warnings. The default is 7 days.

• eol_warning_threshold_days

  Sets the threshold for showing EOL warnings. The default is 30 days.