Use celery worker CLI from Airflow package for Airflow < 2.8.0 #38879
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Celery provider has an ambedded Airflow CLI command as of 3.6.1. When the apache#36794 was merged, we thought mistakenly that it will only be used in airflow 2.9.0+, so we used a feature introduced in Airflow 2.8.0 in the apache#34945 - but in fact the CLI command is configured by the Celery Executor which is also part of the Celery provider, so it was also used for airflow < 2.8.0 and failed due to missing import. This PR checks if Airflow version is < 2.8.0 and if so, it falls back to built-in airflow CLI command.
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Celery provider has an ambedded Airflow CLI command as of 3.6.1. When the #36794 was merged, we thought mistakenly that it will only be used in airflow 2.9.0+, so we used a feature introduced in Airflow 2.8.0 in the #34945 - but in fact the CLI command is configured by the Celery Executor which is also part of the Celery provider, so it was also used for airflow < 2.8.0 and failed due to missing import.
This PR checks if Airflow version is < 2.8.0 and if so, it falls back to built-in airflow CLI command.
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