Josh Fell

Results 9 issues of Josh Fell

Currently the `output` property of operators is only available to unmapped "classic" operators. There can be use cases in which `XComs` from a set of mapped tasks need to be...

### Apache Airflow version main (development) ### What happened When mapped, classic operator tasks exist within TaskGroups, the `group_id` of the TaskGroup is prepended to the displayed `task_id` in the...

kind:bug
area:UI
reported_version:main_branch

In Airflow, there is a feature which allows for external links to be present as buttons on the Task Instance modal in the Airflow UI called an [operator extra link](https://airflow.apache.org/docs/apache-airflow/stable/howto/define_extra_link.html)....

**Describe the bug** In the Airflow UI, there is a Provider view under the Admin menu. This view displayed all of the Airflow provider packages installed in an environment. However,...

bug

**Description** Currently the `output` property of operators doesn't support accessing a specific value within an `XCom` but rather the _entire_ `XCom` value. Ideally the behavior of calling the `XComArg` via...

kind:feature

The param is present in the docstring for CopyFromExternalStageToSnowflakeOperator, but was never implemented. This is misleading when reading the Python API docs for this operator.

area:providers
provider:snowflake

### Body A few Databricks operators exist which have a `json` parameter that can be a JSON object which contains any number of API parameters. In the constructors of these...

area:providers
kind:feature
good first issue
provider:databricks

Related: #39485 AzureFileShareToGCSOperator has a deprecated parameter, `directory_name`, which was replaced by `directory_path`. This PR updates system and unit tests as well as operator docs to reflect this deprecated change.

provider:google
area:providers
area:system-tests
changelog:skip

**Describe the bug** When attempting to use an input `Table` object as an input for a `@dataframe`-decorated task, the input object is not converted to a DataFrame. This results in...