Make RotatingFilehandler used in DagProcessor non-caching #27223
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The RotatingFileHandler is used when you enable it via `CONFIG_PROCESSOR_MANAGER_LOGGER=True` and it exhibits similar behaviour as the FileHandler had when it comes to caching the file on the Kernel level. While it is harmless (the cache will be freed when needed), it is also misleading for those who are trying to understand memory usage by Airlfow. The fix is to add a custom non-caching RotatingFileHandler similarly as in apache#18054. Note that it will require to manually modify local settings if the settings were created before this change. Fixes: apache#27065
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The RotatingFileHandler is used when you enable it via `CONFIG_PROCESSOR_MANAGER_LOGGER=True` and it exhibits similar behaviour as the FileHandler had when it comes to caching the file on the Kernel level. While it is harmless (the cache will be freed when needed), it is also misleading for those who are trying to understand memory usage by Airlfow. The fix is to add a custom non-caching RotatingFileHandler similarly as in #18054. Note that it will require to manually modify local settings if the settings were created before this change. Fixes: #27065 (cherry picked from commit 126b7b8)
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The RotatingFileHandler is used when you enable it via `CONFIG_PROCESSOR_MANAGER_LOGGER=True` and it exhibits similar behaviour as the FileHandler had when it comes to caching the file on the Kernel level. While it is harmless (the cache will be freed when needed), it is also misleading for those who are trying to understand memory usage by Airlfow. The fix is to add a custom non-caching RotatingFileHandler similarly as in #18054. Note that it will require to manually modify local settings if the settings were created before this change. Fixes: #27065 (cherry picked from commit 126b7b8)
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The RotatingFileHandler is used when you enable it via
CONFIG_PROCESSOR_MANAGER_LOGGER=Trueand it exhibits similar behaviour as the FileHandler had when it comes to caching the file on the Kernel level. While it is harmless (the cache will be freed when needed), it is also misleading for those who are trying to understand memory usage by Airlfow.The fix is to add a custom non-caching RotatingFileHandler similarly as in #18054.
Note that it will require to manually modify local settings if the settings were created before this change.
Fixes: #27065
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