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November was a month full of work on Airflow 3, conferences by both Microsoft and Amazon, and lots of amazing content produced by this community. Hats off to everyone for their hard work in the last 30 days! This month, we:

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Airflow 2.10.3 was released on November 5th, and includes several improvements and relevant bug fixes.

Providers

New versions of 43 Airflow Providers packages were released.

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@Dmitry Astanko
#41916 | Add support for semicolon stripping to DbApiHook, PrestoHook, and TrinoHook

Congratulations to Dmitry Astankov for winning PR of the Month with a write-in vote by Elad Kalif! In Elad’s words “What started as a small scoped PR turned out to be a massive one. Including at least 3 edge cases discovered with our CI. Noting that the author is first time contributor who did not drop it though it took weeks with countless rebases and review rounds. I think this is a great example of a valued member of the community that we should recognize." And we couldn't agree more!
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Did you know that Octopuses have three hearts, and two stop beating when they swim? An octopus’s central heart pumps blood to its body, while the two branchial hearts send blood to its gills. When swimming, the central heart pauses, which is why octopuses often prefer crawling—it’s less stressful on their system.

Source: The Monterey Bay Aquarium

 

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