Resolve common.ai common-compat next-version pin missed in 2026-06-16 wave#68740
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The 2026-06-16 provider wave (apache#68642) was merged without running 'breeze release-management update-providers-next-version', so common.ai's dependency on apache-airflow-providers-common-compat was left at the placeholder '>=1.14.1 # use next version' instead of being bumped to the 1.15.0 released in the same wave. Resolve the pin and regenerate the provider dependencies metadata and docs.
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Missed running "update-providers-next-version" while using the prepare-docs skill, so I left out common.ai # use next version unattended. This PR fixes it.
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The 2026-06-16 provider documentation wave (#68642) was merged without running `breeze release-management update-providers-next-version`. As a result, `common.ai` was left depending on `apache-airflow-providers-common-compat>=1.14.1 # use next version` — the placeholder pin — instead of `>=1.15.0`, the common-compat version released in that same wave.This resolves the pin to
>=1.15.0, removes the# use next versioncomment, and regenerates the affected build metadata and docs
(
provider_dependencies.json+ checksum,README.rst,docs/index.rst).It is exactly the diff
update-providers-next-versionwould have producedhad it run before the wave merged.
common.aiwas the only providercarrying a
# use next versioncomment, so no other provider is affected.A companion PR (#68739) adds the missing step to the
prepare-providers-documentationskill and the release guide so this is notforgotten again.
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