astro dev object export | Astronomer Documentation

The behavior and format of this command are the same for both Astro and Astro Private Cloud.

Export Airflow variables, connections, and pools from a locally running environment to a local file and format of your choice. By default, the command exports all Airflow objects to the airflow_settings.yaml file in your Astro project.

Usage

After starting your local Airflow environment with astro dev start, run:

1 astro dev object export

By default, the command exports all variables, connections, and pools as YAML configurations to airflow_settings.yaml.

Options

Option	Description	Possible Values
`--compose`	Export the Docker Compose file used to start Airflow locally.
`--compose-file`	The location Docker Compose file to export. The default is `compose.yaml`.	Any valid filepath
`-c`,`--connections`	Export connections to a given local file	“
`-e`,`--env`	Location of the file to export Airflow objects to as Astro environment variables. Use this option only with `--env-export`. The default file path is `env`.	Any valid filepath
`-n`,`--env-export`	Export Airflow objects as Astro environment variables.	“
`-p`,`--pools`	Export pools to a given local file	“
`-s`,`--settings-file`	Location of the file to export Airflow objects to as YAML configuration. The default file path is `airflow_settings.yaml`.	Any valid filepath
`-v`,`--variables`	Export variables to a given local file	“

Examples

1 astro dev object export --pools
2 # Exports only pools from the local Airflow environment to `airflow_settings.yaml`
3 
4 astro dev object export --env-export --env="myairflowenv.env"
5 # Exports all Airflow objects from the local Airflow environment as
6 # Astro variables to a file in the project named `myairflowenv.env`

1	astro dev object export --pools
2	# Exports only pools from the local Airflow environment to `airflow_settings.yaml`
3
4	astro dev object export --env-export --env="myairflowenv.env"
5	# Exports all Airflow objects from the local Airflow environment as
6	# Astro variables to a file in the project named `myairflowenv.env`

Usage

Options

Examples

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