docs: refresh Public Interface & align how-to guides for Airflow 3.0+ #52297
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Actually - I am not sure if we need to make a distinction vs. Airlfow 3 and Airflow 2 - as soon as we have a clearer way of showing that you are in Airflow 2 or Airflow 3, this should be likely more distinguishable. But what I would likely do here is just to focus on Airflow 3 public interface and have a BOLD LETTTERS at the top - somethign like This is Public interface for Airflow 3 - if you look for Airflow 2 public interface look -> Link to 2.11 version of the interface. |
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Sorry - public interface of course not security model :) .. My mind was wandering a bit to another similar change we need to do. |
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This PR refreshed public-airflow-interface.rst for Airflow 3.0+, with the
airflow.sdk, deprecating direct metadata DB access in task code, and pointing users to Task Context, REST API, or Python Client.This patch updates user how-to guides (connections, custom-operator, extra-link) to:
– Add versionchanged:: 3.0 notes warning against direct metadata-model imports
– Switch examples from
airflow.models.*toairflow.sdk.*classes and typescloses: #51590
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