We've just upgraded from Airflow 2.2.4 to 2.4.2, which we deploy via k8s and Helm, using the base apache-airflow==2.4.2 Docker image with some other Python packages installed with pip. Part of Airflow 2.4.2 upgrade replaces Tree View with Grid View in the web UI. When we go to Grid View, we see the following:
The marked up output is your generic Airflow error:
Ooops! Something bad has happened.
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Python version: 3.9.15 Airflow version: 2.4.2 Node: {{deprecated by author}} ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Error! > Please contact server admin.
Looking in our web logs only yields the following text:
[[34m2022-12-15 01:31:52,943[0m] {[34mapp.py:[0m1741} ERROR[0m - Exception on /object/grid_data [GET][0m
I can't find any other instance online of another Airflow user experiencing this problem, despite searching for hours.
What could be the problem here? It appears to be an internal Airflow UI issue, so may be related to our infrastructure or setup perhaps, but I can't see why.
Also of note, some users had trouble with Grid View when the Operators in their DAGs had a parameters named params. I can rule this out as a cause, as our DAGs and Operators definitely do not have that.
CodePudding user response：
How exactly did you make the update? Did you run helm uninstall airflow and then helm install apache/airflow?
Did you check that run migration job succeed or even if it was executed?
CodePudding user response：
Looks like the issue was to do with dbt-snowflake==1.0.0 being installed as well, and it had some sort of Python package constraint conflict with apache-airflow==2.4.2. Upgrading dbt-snowflake to v1.3.0 solved the issue.