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Why 302 redirect to /admin?
See original GitHub issueHi, can I ask why airflow redirects from / to /admin if EVERY navigation is anchored at /admin/something?
I am asking this because I’m in the process of integrating airflow into our current stack and it’s annoying for proxying purposes to have that, not to mention the /admin/admin/admin/css/bootstrap/admin.css request that is made from the /admin/index.html.
Is it possible to remove the first redirect to /admin and leave airflow responding solely on /?
Thank you!
Edit: probably related to https://github.com/airbnb/airflow/issues/726
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Well Airflow is built on top of flask-admin and leverages its templates and views. I’m unclear on where the /admin/admin/admin stuff is coming from, but it shouldn’t occur.
It may be sound to port the UI to
Flask App Builderor even Django (much more of an undertaking) to get authentication and granular permissions / role management. I can’t justify spending the time at this point though.If anyone can spare an intern, that’s a pretty scoped out project with little need for guidance.
actually the
requirements.txtdoesn’t have much things pinned, I should really remove it from there.The proper way to install is using the bracket notation as in
pip install airflow[hive]and specify the subpackages you need.