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Compatiblity wiht xmlsec 1.3.14 for Amazon Provider #39103
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The xmlsec used by Amazon provider for authentication has compatiblity issue with libxmlsec 1.2.* that is used by default in debian bookworm. We should investigate if/howe we can upgrade our images to support it, in the meantime we limitt python bindings to < 1.3.13. See apache#39103
The xmlsec used by Amazon provider for authentication has compatiblity issue with libxmlsec 1.2.* that is used by default in debian bookworm. We should investigate if/howe we can upgrade our images to support it, in the meantime we limitt python bindings to < 1.3.13. See #39103
The xmlsec used by Amazon provider for authentication has compatiblity issue with libxmlsec 1.2.* that is used by default in debian bookworm. We should investigate if/howe we can upgrade our images to support it, in the meantime we limitt python bindings to < 1.3.13. See #39103 (cherry picked from commit cd88887)
@potiuk - I'm sorry, I got distracted by a shiny new thing and completely forgot about this after you tagged me @jedcunningham - Thanks for fixing it. |
Fixed by #39103 |
Just for posterity: I did nothing to fix it (I just removed the pin), but 1.3.14 no longer exhibits a problem. |
@jedcunningham that's because xmlsec project uploaded binary wheels for 1.3.14 (see recent comments in xmlsec/python-xmlsec#316) so perhaps the pin inside airflow should be removed now, since they are expected to do that going forward. We are actually running into problems with 1.3.13 that .14 is meant to address, so airflow's pin is preventing that upgrade. |
Yes. This is what we did. |
The xmlsec used by Amazon provider for authentication has compatiblity issue with libxmlsec 1.2.* that is used by default in debian bookworm. We should investigate if/howe we can upgrade our images to support it, in the meantime we limitt python bindings to < 1.3.13. See apache/airflow#39103 (cherry picked from commit cd888870ba1b95c20208b1c87d337cd2418e1dc1) GitOrigin-RevId: 789051c41accb2e90e0e476b3606873767139c59
The xmlsec used by Amazon provider for authentication has compatiblity issue with libxmlsec 1.2.* that is used by default in debian bookworm. We should investigate if/howe we can upgrade our images to support it, in the meantime we limitt python bindings to < 1.3.13. See apache/airflow#39103 (cherry picked from commit cd888870ba1b95c20208b1c87d337cd2418e1dc1) GitOrigin-RevId: 789051c41accb2e90e0e476b3606873767139c59
The xmlsec used by Amazon provider for authentication has compatiblity issue with libxmlsec 1.2.* that is used by default in debian bookworm. We should investigate if/howe we can upgrade our images to support it, in the meantime we limitt python bindings to < 1.3.13. See apache/airflow#39103 GitOrigin-RevId: cd888870ba1b95c20208b1c87d337cd2418e1dc1
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The xmlsec used by Amazon provider for authentication has compatiblity
issue with libxmlsec 1.2.* that is used by default in debian bookworm.
We should investigate if/howe we can upgrade our images to support it,
in the meantime we limitt python bindings to < 1.3.13.
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