feat: Manage local and remote Airflow variables during deployment#392
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For more convenient collaboration, we need a consistent set of variables to be shared across developers working on the same datasets or pipelines. To do this, we're introducing a feature to compare locally set Airflow variables with those defined in Cloud Composer (remote).
Cases that are covered include
I've also added an optimization in the tests: skip formatting the code (takes a few seconds for every test case) for the setup step in
test_deploy_dag.py.Checklist
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