[GitHub] [airflow] alexbegg commented on issue #19719: Future upstream tasks should be ignored for default "all_success" trigger rule

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alexbegg commented on issue #19719:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues/19719#issuecomment-975858267


   > If a task is after another that mean there is a dependency so airflow will not schedule a task if an upstream task haven't run yet , no matter the trigger rule of that second task.
   
   What I am trying to say with this issue is that the ask shouldn't be a dependency because the run is before the task's start_date. I can go as far as saying I think there should be a full design change where the UI to make it so it shouldn't even render the task in the graph view and the tree view shouldn't show the task's square.
   
   Shouldn't dependencies be only tasks where the current run's datetime is within the task's start_date and end_date?


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