[GitHub] [airflow] potiuk commented on issue #17219: sqlite3.OperationalError: no such column: variable.description

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potiuk commented on issue #17219:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues/17219#issuecomment-898054605


   > It is happening also on docker container from image: airflow 2.1.2, which I try to run with default sqlite db of airflow. I just run the airflow db init, airflow scheduler and airflow webserver commands in entrypoint script as i use sequential executor. It happens only the first time. The issue does not occur for subsequent docker start commands. If I run airflow db upgrade before airflow db update, it then fails with same message in airflow db upgrade command.
   
   Yeah. It can happen if you do not use the tool according to it's intended use. I am afraid the way you use it quite wrong.
   
   The docker image of airflow has never been designed to override its entrypoint, to run several different airflow components inside and to run sqlite as a database for anything else than quick tests. SQlite + Sequential executor are never intended to be used for production and they are 100s times slower when it comes to scheduling than any "proper" database. 2.1.3 version of airflow will have a big, uremovable warning that you should only use it for testing/development purpose.
   
   
   


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