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Exceptions become a mess in logs using a Python 3.11 docker operator #33692
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This issue has been automatically marked as stale because it has been open for 365 days without any activity. There has been several Airflow releases since last activity on this issue. Kindly asking to recheck the report against latest Airflow version and let us know if the issue is reproducible. The issue will be closed in next 30 days if no further activity occurs from the issue author. |
Still an issue, I just have yet not managed to prioritize raising a PR 🙁 |
Maybe someone can step up :) ? |
Python 3.11’s multi-line error arrows don’t display correctly in Airflow’s DockerOperator logs due to leading spaces being removed, making error messages hard to read. Before fix: return self.main(*args, **kwargs) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ After fix: return self.main(*args, **kwargs) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Fixes: apache#33692
…pache#43840) Python 3.11’s multi-line error arrows don’t display correctly in Airflow’s DockerOperator logs due to leading spaces being removed, making error messages hard to read. Before fix: return self.main(*args, **kwargs) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ After fix: return self.main(*args, **kwargs) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Fixes: apache#33692
Discussed in #33052
Originally posted by notatallshaw-gts August 2, 2023
We drive a lot of our scripts via the DockerOperator as we define our Python script environment separately from our Airflow environment.
Recently we upgraded our script environment to Python 3.11 and an issue has come up using the default Airflow log capturing, Python 3.11 introduced these nice arrows: https://realpython.com/python311-error-messages/#improvements-in-python-311
But they don't always stay on one line in the Airflow logs and can end up looking a bit of a mess, e.g. here is a snippet of part of an exception in one of our logs:
Has anyone else suffered this and fixed it? Or would someone be able to give some hints on maybe how to solve this.
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