Updated tutorial DAGs to use named parameters - #71980
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…amed-args updated tutorial dags to use named arguments
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What
Some example DAGs teach an outdated coding style
Why
New users copy these examples to learn Airflow, but 5 of them use the old def f(**kwargs): kwargs["ti"] style instead of the modern def f(ti=None): style shown elsewhere — inconsistent and confusing for beginners.
Tests
All five converted to named parameters, **kwargs dropped where nothing else needs it, DAGs behave identically.