Airflow cron not running in timezone
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I have airflow setup with default_timezone = US/Eastern. If I set a DAG with schedule_interval="0 17 * * *" it runs at 12pm instead of the expected 5pm. I understand that airflow stores all dates as UTC. How can I get something to run in my timezone instead of writing the interval in UTC?
I have also tried setting the tzinfo in the dag's start_date to pendulum.timezone('US/Eastern') with no luck.
airflow=1.10.0
rhel7
python=3.6
server's tz = EST
airflow
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I have airflow setup with default_timezone = US/Eastern. If I set a DAG with schedule_interval="0 17 * * *" it runs at 12pm instead of the expected 5pm. I understand that airflow stores all dates as UTC. How can I get something to run in my timezone instead of writing the interval in UTC?
I have also tried setting the tzinfo in the dag's start_date to pendulum.timezone('US/Eastern') with no luck.
airflow=1.10.0
rhel7
python=3.6
server's tz = EST
airflow
asked Nov 19 at 22:59
postelrich
1,42212347
Can you try this with1.10.1rc2and see if it works. You can do so bypip install apache-airflow==1.10.1rc2
– kaxil
Nov 20 at 15:55
@kaxil can you elaborate on what may have changed in the RC? Should what I have be working as expected?
– postelrich
Nov 20 at 18:44
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I have airflow setup with default_timezone = US/Eastern. If I set a DAG with schedule_interval="0 17 * * *" it runs at 12pm instead of the expected 5pm. I understand that airflow stores all dates as UTC. How can I get something to run in my timezone instead of writing the interval in UTC?
I have also tried setting the tzinfo in the dag's start_date to pendulum.timezone('US/Eastern') with no luck.
airflow=1.10.0
rhel7
python=3.6
server's tz = EST
airflow
asked Nov 19 at 22:59
postelrich
1,42212347
I have airflow setup with default_timezone = US/Eastern. If I set a DAG with schedule_interval="0 17 * * *" it runs at 12pm instead of the expected 5pm. I understand that airflow stores all dates as UTC. How can I get something to run in my timezone instead of writing the interval in UTC?
I have also tried setting the tzinfo in the dag's start_date to pendulum.timezone('US/Eastern') with no luck.
airflow=1.10.0
rhel7
python=3.6
server's tz = EST
airflow
airflow
asked Nov 19 at 22:59
postelrich
1,42212347
asked Nov 19 at 22:59
postelrich
1,42212347
asked Nov 19 at 22:59
postelrich
1,42212347
asked Nov 19 at 22:59
postelrich
1,42212347
asked Nov 19 at 22:59
postelrich
1,42212347
1,42212347
Can you try this with1.10.1rc2and see if it works. You can do so bypip install apache-airflow==1.10.1rc2
– kaxil
Nov 20 at 15:55
@kaxil can you elaborate on what may have changed in the RC? Should what I have be working as expected?
– postelrich
Nov 20 at 18:44
add a comment |
Can you try this with1.10.1rc2and see if it works. You can do so bypip install apache-airflow==1.10.1rc2
– kaxil
Nov 20 at 15:55
@kaxil can you elaborate on what may have changed in the RC? Should what I have be working as expected?
– postelrich
Nov 20 at 18:44
Can you try this with
1.10.1rc2 and see if it works. You can do so by pip install apache-airflow==1.10.1rc2– kaxil
Nov 20 at 15:55
Can you try this with
1.10.1rc2 and see if it works. You can do so by pip install apache-airflow==1.10.1rc2– kaxil
Nov 20 at 15:55
@kaxil can you elaborate on what may have changed in the RC? Should what I have be working as expected?
– postelrich
Nov 20 at 18:44
@kaxil can you elaborate on what may have changed in the RC? Should what I have be working as expected?
– postelrich
Nov 20 at 18:44
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Can you try this with
1.10.1rc2and see if it works. You can do so bypip install apache-airflow==1.10.1rc2– kaxil
Nov 20 at 15:55
@kaxil can you elaborate on what may have changed in the RC? Should what I have be working as expected?
– postelrich
Nov 20 at 18:44