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May brought with it a flurry of activity within the Airflow Community, from developments in the Airflow Summit agenda to a very interesting discussion on Airflow 3. Additionally this month, we’re happy to announce:

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This year at Airflow Summit, we have the pleasure of celebrating 10 years of this incredible project. So we’re thrilled to announce our first panel of the conference, where leaders integral to the project will reflect back on the last decade, how far we’ve come, and where they believe Airflow is going.

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Airflow 2.9.1

Airflow 2.9.1 was released on May 6th, and includes several improvements and relevant bug fixes.


Providers

New versions of 40 Airflow Providers packages were released.

For all source releases, PyPI packages and docs, see: 


Ecosystem

Recent releases: 

@dstandish
#39336 | Scheduler to handle incrementing of try_number

Congratulations to Daniel Standish on a well-deserved win for this month’s PR. While we had several contenders for the spot like PR #39650 by Vincent Beck and PR #39510 by Kaxil Naik, the community agreed that PR #39336’s impact on the community grants it the top spot. Hats off to Daniel!
To nominate a PR, add a comment with #protm in the body or wait for the vote on the dev list. 

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Did you know that your brain is constantly eating itself? This process is called phagocytosis, where cells envelop and consume smaller cells or molecules to remove them from the system. Don’t worry! Phagocytosis isn't harmful, but actually helps preserve your grey matter.

A good reminder to keep that grey matter healthy! I’m partial to crossword puzzles ;).

Source: BBC

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