Hello. Newbie here. Pls whats the best practice for using kedro with airflow ( astro ). Should i ; 1. create 2 seperate projects ( astro and the kedro ) and then move the kedro project files into the airflow project ( where exactly do i put them? ) 2. create the airflow project and develop the kedro project within it.

I have a follow up question for this. Are you asking this because you want to merge the two project templates? I know Kedro has one, but so does Astro.

Hi. Well, kinda. i'm asking cos i am to develop my first project with kedro and intend to use airflow for orchestration. i have seen that both kedro and airflow have templates but just thinking of the most optimal way of going about development ( seperately then merge OR together in the same project).

hi @olufemi george, I just checked and I would recommend that you 1. create the Kedro project, 2.

cd

to the project directory, and 3. do

astro dev init --from-template learning-airflow

the reason is that

astro dev init

works in the current directory, whereas

kedro new

does not. alternatively, you can 1. create a new directory, 2. do

astro dev init --from-template learning-airflow

3. initialise a new Python library using

uv init --lib

4. use my unofficial

kedro-init

plugin

uvx kedro-init .

does this make sense?

hi @olufemi george, we have some recommendations how to work with astro+kedro here: https://docs.kedro.org/en/0.19.14/deployment/airflow.html#deployment-process-with-astro-cli