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[GitHub] [airflow] vikramkoka commented on issue #11879: Describe how pip and versioning interacts with the provider versions.

vikramkoka commented on issue #11879:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues/11879#issuecomment-722684511


   @potiuk 
   Here are the questions that I have seen come up and please let me know if I should be adding these to a document some place instead of here. 
   
   Q. When upgrading to a new Airflow version such as 2.0, but possibly 2.0.1 and beyond, is the best practice to also upgrade provider packages at the same time? 
   
   Q. I have an Airflow version (1.10.12) running and it is stable. However, because of a Cloud provider change, I would like to upgrade the provider package. If I don't need to upgrade the Airflow version anymore, how do I know that this provider version is compatible with my Airflow version? 
   
   Q. I have an older version of my provider package which we have lightly customized and is working fine with my MSSQL installation. I am upgrading my Airflow version. Do I need to upgrade my provider, or can I keep it as it is. 
   
   
   
   
   
   I hope this helps, will be happy to clarify and add more as I encounter them. 
   


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