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(Not sure this is a place to ask these kinds of questions)
My current project with Graphene needs graphql-core==2.3.2 and therefore I can only use v2.x of gql library. I would like to use the dynamic query construction in dsl module. I am not sure whether this part of functionality is self-contained in v2.x. I tried to find doc for v2.x but cannot find it. And unlike other functionality, there is neither demo code on dsl in v2.x.
My question is: Is dsl a completed feature in v2.x?
Edit: I am currently looking at the v3 doc to try to understand dsl in v2 (I suppose they would be similar?) but I want to be sure that the code is at least tested and avoid unexpected behaviors.
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There was a lot of modifications in the DSL code since then:
we now provide a schema instead of a client in DSLSchema and now we use the dsl_gql function with the DSLQuery, DSLMutation and DSLSubscription classes (Refactor DSL code #169). With v2.x you call the query and mutate methods of DSLSchema directly
(Not sure this is a place to ask these kinds of questions)
My current project with Graphene needs graphql-core==2.3.2 and therefore I can only use v2.x of gql library. I would like to use the dynamic query construction in dsl module. I am not sure whether this part of functionality is self-contained in v2.x. I tried to find doc for v2.x but cannot find it. And unlike other functionality, there is neither demo code on dsl in v2.x.
My question is: Is dsl a completed feature in v2.x?
Edit: I am currently looking at the v3 doc to try to understand dsl in v2 (I suppose they would be similar?) but I want to be sure that the code is at least tested and avoid unexpected behaviors.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: