For some reason despite #11490 the docker image built on DockerHub does not have providers folder.
@potiuk I tracked this down to a typo in the Dockerfile:
ROVIDERS instead of PROVIDERS
ARG INSTALL_ROVIDERS_FROM_SOURCES="true"
ENV INSTALL_PROVIDERS_FROM_SOURCES=${INSTALL_PROVIDERS_FROM_SOURCES}
AAAAAAAAAAAARGH. I thought I fixed it !!!! but apparently only the ENV!
THANKS A LOT ! This is a total bummer !
@potiuk damn, I had been facing the same issue for 2 days now and just realized it's due to a typo :sob:
By when do you think the fix will be live?
@potiuk damn, I had been facing the same issue for 2 days now and just realized it's due to a typo
By when do you think the fix will be live?
Once i get approval I will trigger the build immediately, It should take some ~30/60 minutes to complete for all versions.
Merged. Builds are running in DockerHub. I will let you know when it completes @shivanshs9!
@potiuk thank you! :tada: :smile:
@shivanshs9 @bbossy -> all should be fixed now in Dockerhub. Tested with: master-python3.7
```
docker pull apache/airflow:master-python3.7
````
And the providers are there!
Thanks @bbossy - I looked at it yesterday a bit and the typo was so mind-cheating that I totally could not see it :)
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@shivanshs9 @bbossy -> all should be fixed now in Dockerhub. Tested with:
master-python3.7```
docker pull apache/airflow:master-python3.7
````
And the providers are there!
Thanks @bbossy - I looked at it yesterday a bit and the typo was so mind-cheating that I totally could not see it :)