Make SAML a required dependency of Amazon provider #42137
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Amazon provider with auth manager requires SAML onelogin import and it starts to be more and more problematic to skip the related tests for compatibility. It seems appropriate to move saml to be a required dependency of Amazon provider in this case. Since saml is only used by Amazon provider, we can also safely remove optional extra for it.
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| - ipykernel | ||
| - pandas>=2.1.2,<2.2;python_version>="3.9" | ||
| - pandas>=1.5.3,<2.2;python_version<"3.9" | ||
| - python3-saml>=1.16.0 |
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In the description you mentioned its being used inly by Amazon provider. If so why do we need it in papermill?
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Only in Amazon not Papermill - that was typed to fast when I was in a hurry for Airflow Summit :)
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what a mistake. Thanks for noticing it :)
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Follow up after apache#42137 -> saml was added mistakenly to papermill, not amazon :(
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Amazon provider with auth manager requires SAML onelogin import and it starts to be more and more problematic to skip the related tests for compatibility. It seems appropriate to move saml to be a required dependency of Amazon provider in this case. Since saml is only used by Amazon provider, we can also safely remove optional extra for it.
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…apache#42148) Follow up after apache#42137 -> saml was added mistakenly to papermill, not amazon :(
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Amazon provider with auth manager requires SAML onelogin import and it starts to be more and more problematic to skip the related tests for compatibility.
It seems appropriate to move saml to be a required dependency of Amazon provider in this case.
Since saml is only used by Amazon provider, we can also safely remove optional extra for it.
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