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Multi-Team: Add teams inspect CLI command to display team resources - #72036
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Adds a new command to display the resources associated with a team. The command reports DAG bundle associations, pools, connections, and variables for the requested team, providing a single view of team-owned resources. Also adds unit tests covering teams with associated resources, empty teams, and nonexistent teams.
…ntly across table, JSON, YAML, and plain output modes, add filtering coverage for resources belonging to other teams, and update empty-team output tests.
…spect command. Add unit test for multi-team disabled scenario.
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Description
This change introduces a new
airflow teams inspectCLI command for displaying the resources associated with a team.The command provides a consolidated view of a team's DAG bundle associations, pools, connections, and variables, making it easier to understand which resources belong to a team and to troubleshoot or prepare administrative operations.
Rationale
As multi-team deployments grow, it becomes useful to inspect a team's resources from a single command rather than querying each resource type independently.
The
teams inspectcommand provides administrators with a convenient overview of team-owned resources, complementing existing management commands such asteams verifyandteams delete.Tests
Added unit tests verifying that:
Documentation
Added CLI help text describing the new
teams inspectcommand.Backwards Compatibility
This change is additive. Existing behaviour is unchanged unless the new
teams inspectcommand is explicitly invoked.Sample Output
The following output is displayed when
airflow teams inspect team_ais executed, assuming thatteam_aexists and has the associated resources shown below:Was generative AI tooling used to co-author this PR?
Generated-by: [GPT 5.5] following the guidelines