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[GitHub] [airflow] potiuk commented on issue #24779: Return objects from PythonVirtualenvOperator

potiuk commented on issue #24779:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues/24779#issuecomment-1174462432

   If you know how unpickling works, what you want to achieve is impossible. This is how Python works, nothing specificy to Airlfow. There is no way to have an object of a type that you do not have available in virtualenv. That's pretty basic behaviour.
   
   But if you think that it needs additional documentation - feel absolutely free to contribute documentation update.  Airlfow is created by > 2100 contributors - mostly users like you and they contribute to airflow (including docs) on a daily basis. 
   
   Since you experienced that problem, you are probably the best person in the world to contribute that documentation - you know where you'd look for it, so simply adding it there is the best idea. And it's super-simple - simply click "Suggest a change on this Page" and it will open PR where you will be able to add appropriate documentation. This is even easier than opening this issue was (same UI from Github used). 
   
   You are absolutely welcome to add such PR!


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