* Add a helpful message to when a global_id fails to parse.
* Update test_node to have errors on test_node_query_incorrect_id
* Black the node.py file
* Remove func wrapper used in debugging get_resolver partial
* Update node.py
* Expand error messages
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* The default_value of InputField should be INVALID
Since GraphQL 3.0 there is a distinction between None and INVALID (no value).
The tests captured the bug and are updated.
* Update minimum graphql-core version
* Use Undefined instead of INVALID
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* Fix tests
* Add extra folders to make test command
* Update snapshots
* Add python 3.8 to test matrix
* Add black command to makefile and black dependency to setup.py
* Add lint command
* Run format
* Remove 3.8 from test matrix
* Add Python 3.8 to test matrix
* Update setup.py
* Propagate name, deprecation_reason arguments of relay.NodeField to Field
* Allow custom description in Node.Field and move ID description to ID argument
* Add test for Node.Field with custom name
* Add tests for description, deprecation_reason arguments of NodeField
* Pass all kwargs from NodeField to Field
* v3.0 - remove Python 2.x from build (#983)
* Change travis to only compile for p3.6+
* Changed tox to only run Python 3.6+
* Changed library classifiers to reflect support in Python 3.6+
* Changed version to 3.0.0 development
In [15]: get_version((3, 0, 0, "alpha", 0))
Out[15]: '3.0.dev20190601212304'
* Reorganize Tests (#985)
We no longer need a dedicated folder for Python3.6+ tests
We no longer need to check six.PY3 in tests
* Upgrade black to 19.3b0 (#987)
* Remove six dependency (#986)
* No one is using func_name
* Remove six simple usages
* Remove six requirement
* Remove `six.with_metaclass` calls
* pytest-asyncio should be a regular dependency now with Py3 move
* Change dependency to graphql-core-next (#988)
* Changed dependencies to core-next
* Converted Scalars
* ResolveInfo name change
* Ignore .venv
* Make Schema compatible with GraphQL-core-next
* Ignore more venv names and mypy and pytest caches
* Remove print statements for debugging in schema test
* core-next now provides out_type and out_name
* Adapt date and time scalar types to core-next
* Ignore the non-standard result.invalid flag
* Results are named tuples in core-next (immutable)
* Enum values are returned as dict in core-next
* Fix mutation tests with promises
* Make all 345 tests pass with graphql-core-next
* Remove the compat module which was only needed for older Py version
* Remove object as base class (not needed in Py 3)
* We can assume that dicts are ordered in Py 3.6+
* Make use of the fact that dicts are iterable
* Use consistent style of importing from pytest
* Restore compatibility with graphql-relay-py v3
Add adpaters for the PageInfo and Connection args.
* Avoid various deprecation warnings
* Use graphql-core 3 instead of graphql-core-next
* Update dependencies, reformat changes with black
* Update graphene/relay/connection.py
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* Run black on setup.py
* Remove trailing whitespace
* expose livehtml autobuild in Makefile
* add API documentation for schema
* document graphene core API
* fixes black lint
* Update graphene/types/union.py
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* Update graphene/types/argument.py
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* Update graphene/types/field.py
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* Update graphene/types/inputfield.py
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* add note about non-functional `interfaces` meta argument in mutation
* update with other virtual environment configuration
* pin autobuild
* format argument example code
* format enum input object and interface examples
* format enum mutation union examples
* revise documentation with imports, capitalization
* Replicate error with test
* Fix - ignore parameters we do not recognize
* Seperate Python3.6+ tests to their own folder
* lint
* Unused import
* Black formatting
* DateTime, Date, and Time now accept datetime.datetime, datetime.date, and datetime.time resp. inputs when used as variables
* Added tests and improved resilience against bad DateTime, Date, and Time inputs.
* Fixed string type checks too narrow for py2.7
* fixed some of pre-commit's complaints
This adds documentation in the API for `PageInfo`s and `Edges`.
This is useful to include in Graphene because `PageInfo` is always the same, and Edges always have the same format, so documentation for both can be created automatically.
The goal of this commit is to be able to subclass mutations like this:
```
class BaseMutation(graphene.Mutation):
class Arguments:
name = graphene.String()
def mutate(self, info, **kwargs):
# do something
class ChildMutation(BaseMutation):
class Arguments(BaseMutation.Arguments):
other_arg = graphene.String()
def mutate(self, info, **kwargs):
# do other things
```
Note:
vars(x).get(key, gettattr(x, key)) is used instead of the
simpler gettatrr(x, key) for python2.7 compat.
Indeed python2 and python3 lead to different results for
class Foo(object):
def bar(self):
pass
getattr(Foo, 'bar')
# python 2.7 : > unbound method bar
# python 3.x : > function Foo.bar
Warning filtering is the responsibility of the application, not a library, and this current use causes all warnings from an application (at least those after this function is evaluated the first time) to print their contents.
This makes the library a better citizen in the Python ecosystem, and more closely matches what developers would expect.
(For what it's worth, we also can't start using this library without this patch because the logging is too verbose and may obscure more important warnings. We depend on being able to accurately control warning and logging output)
This change makes it so that when an incorrectly formatted date string gets passed to a Date / Time argument a GraphQLError is returned rather than a GraphQLLocatedError. Since Date / Time are types, their errors should not be in the same class as errors in your application. This is also inline with how other types work in graphene (graphene.Int, graphene.Float)
