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[GitHub] yiheng opened a new pull request #4643: [AIRFLOW-3780] Fix some pages are incorrectly directly after set base_url

yiheng opened a new pull request #4643: [AIRFLOW-3780] Fix some pages are incorrectly directly after set base_url
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/4643
 
 
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   ### Description
   
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   We found that after set the base_url, some of the aiflow pages cannot be redirected  to correct path. The pages include:
   * Task instances in the dag detail page
   * The schedule interval tag in the dag detail page
   * Trigger button in the dag list page
   
   In the first two pages, the root cause is the path is hard coded. In the PR, I change them to {{ url_for( ... ) }} to use the path generated by backend.
   
   In the third one, the root cause is that the 'origin' param is not passed to the backend correctly. I added a javascript function to add the origin param to the url.
   
   ### Tests
   
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   I don't know how to do test on UI link change
   
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   ### Code Quality
   
   - [ ] Passes `flake8`
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