
Sets the run_id for a DAG invoked in Airflow to the same ULID assigned to it in Shipyard. While this was already happening as a parameter to the DAG being invoked, by making it the run_id, further correlation is possible, at a level that both Shipyard and the Airflow framework are aware. As part of making this change, fragility was uncovered in the rest_api_plugin that expedited the need to switch to the built-in, but experimental airflow API to trigger a dag (one of two API endpoints provided - this is important later in this story). In any case, the 3rd party rest_api_plugin was removed. As a result of the rest_api_plugin being removed: 1) the simpleton helm test to check the api of airflow was also removed (it used the version endpoint of this plugin). As the built-in api provides no version endpoint or similarly accessible-without-being-stateful endpoint, the helm test had no new place to look for something to call. 2) Some clean up of exclusions and documentation was possible - test coverage, security exclusions, left over documentation remnants Change-Id: I0b68496a8500408b776b4acc12888aa017c4c7d2
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[run]
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# omit third party code and unit tests
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omit = []
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