Summary
Inquiry about determining the version of the python airbyte-cdk used in Connector Builder and identifying the python version utilized in the connector, specifically with Airbyte v1.1.0.
Question
When writing in the Connector Builder, how can we know which version of the python airbyte-cdk is being used? Bonus question, which python version is used in our connector? (our deployment is on Airbyte v1.1.0)
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A bit of reverse engineering.
As I checked version of Python CDK is the same as the version in YAML when creating completely new connector in builder. On Airbyte 1.2.0 I have 6.1.0 and this version I found in airbyte-abctl-connector-builder-server-... pod
Python 3.10.14
[airbyte@airbyte-abctl-connector-builder-server-7bd98d89c8-tk26c app]$ pip list
Package Version
----------------------------------- -----------
airbyte-cdk 6.1.0```
Synchronization uses `airbyte/source-declarative-manifest:6.5.2` Docker image for `source` container
On my local machine I run
`docker run --rm --entrypoint="" -it airbyte/source-declarative-manifest:6.5.2 bash`
then I found
```root@bf1adee71ddd:/airbyte/integration_code# python --version
Python 3.10.14
root@bf1adee71ddd:/airbyte/integration_code# pip list
Package Version
----------------------------------- -----------
airbyte-cdk 6.5.2```
I wasn't able to check it for running container in replication-job pod, but it looks like there might be some differences between build/test and runtime environments
<@U05JENRCF7C> ok really good idea how to find it … thanks so much
for the record i had in my airbyte 1.1.0 install, python 3.10.14 and airbyte-cdk 5.7.5