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| AWS Deferrable Operators |
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| |
| The AWS deferrable operators depends on ``aiobotocore>=2.1.1`` library. Unfortunately, currently we can't add this to |
| core AWS provider dependencies because of a conflicting version of ``botocore`` between ``aiobotocore`` and ``boto3``. |
| We have added ``aiobotocore`` as an addition dependency. So if you want to use AWS deferrable operator then you will have to |
| manage this by yourself. |
| |
| We have introduced an async hook to manage authentication between to the AWS services asynchronously. The |
| AWS async hook currently support the default botocore authentication mechanism i.e if Airflow connection is |
| not provided then provider will try to find the credential param in environment variable. If the Airflow connection is |
| provided then basic auth with secret-key/access-key-id/profile/token and arn-method should work. |
| |
| To use deferrable operator we have exposed ``deferrable`` param in those operators which support deferrable execution. |
| By default ``deferrable`` is set to ``False`` set this to ``True`` to run operator in asynchronous mode. |
