[GitHub] [airflow] potiuk commented on issue #24015: KubernetesPodOperator/KubernetesExecutor: Failed to adopt pod 422

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potiuk commented on issue #24015:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues/24015#issuecomment-1248290497

   Before someone can look at it can you please upgrade to 2.3.4 and see if it is fixed? yes, we were all busy.
   
   This does not seem like a widespread issue so likely some of your evironmental issue, that's why I think you have not heard from anyone (and likely that might take some time). This is a software you get for free and people here respond in their free time, so if there is something that looks like not a problem of "everyone", it might get very low priority from the maintainers, hopeing that maybe other users might provide information, or maybe the user will find the problem on their own. Typically when you really need a solution because your business depends on you I guess hiring someone who can help to solve the issue might be a more "sure way" of getting help (if the issue seems to be related to your environment),
   
   (This is just to explain you what expectations you might have for answers here). 
   
   BTW, Are you sure you upgraded properly and used constraints? https://airflow.apache.org/docs/apache-airflow/stable/installation/index.html - this is the only way Airflow should be installed. You seem to suggest that this is a problem with kubernetes library, so maybe this is the problem you have? 
   
   Just guessing - but did you check if you have the righ version of the library/followed the installation process properly?


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