Release Notes¶

airflowctl 0.1.1 (2026-01-09)¶

Significant Changes¶

Make pause/unpause commands positional for improved CLI consistency (#59936)
Remove deprecated export functionality from airflowctl (#59850)
Add team_name to connection commands (#59336)
Add team_id to variable commands (#57102)
Add pre-commit checks for airflowctl test coverage (#58856)
Display active DAG run count in header with auto-refresh support (#58332)

Bug Fixes¶

Simplify airflowctl exception handling in safe_call_command (#59808)
Fix backfill default behavior for run_on_latest_version (#59304)
Update BulkDeleteAction to use generic typing (#59207)
Bump minimum supported prek version to 0.2.0 (#58952)
Fix RST formatting to ensure blank lines before bullet lists (#58760)
Update Python compatibility requirements and airflowctl documentation (#58653)
Consistently exclude unsupported Python 3.14 (#58657)
Improve cross-distribution dependency management (#58430)
Synchronize documentation between official and convenience source installs (#58379)
Add retry multiplier support (#56866)
Fix documentation issues for installing from source distributions (#58366)
Update pyproject.toml files to support pytest>=9.0.0 TOML syntax (#58182)

airflowctl 0.1.0 (2025-11-05)¶

Release of airflowctl, a command-line tool. There are lots of great features to use from start. Please check the documentation for quick start and usage instructions.

Please visit quick start guide: Quick Start

A new way of using Apache Airflow using CLI. Enhanced security is provided by using the Apache Airflow API to provide similar functionality to the Apache Airflow CLI. Integrated with Keyring to enhance password security.