Composer: add simple workflow example. Use 1.10beta instead of git. #1469
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The `composer_simple` sample is intended to demonstrate the concepts of constructing Apache Airflow DAGs rather than any specific set of operators. By using the 1.10beta instead of git for the dependency, we have a stabler package than building on master. Also, this will be easier for Travis to cache.
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The
composer_simplesample is intended to demonstrate the concepts ofconstructing Apache Airflow DAGs rather than any specific set of
operators.
By using the 1.10beta instead of git for the dependency, we have a
stabler package than building on master. Also, this will be easier for
Travis to cache.
CC @wwlian (Adding this sample per your request in CL 194867947)