Christoph Zwerschke

Just noticed this was implemented in v3.1 only. Maybe you're still on v3.0?

Hm, I still can't reproduce it with 3.1. Can you double-check the version with `print(graphql.version_info)` and post some Python code (not just SDL) that creates the error message above?

As explained in the PR, I prefer examples that use Graphql-Core directly. Your example involves the two additional libs Graphene and Graphene-Pydantic which could both cause the problem - this...

Thanks for reporting. GraphQL.js behaves the same, so I passed this question on.

My idea would be to port https://github.com/graphql/dataloader to Python, similarly to how GraphQL.js has been ported - it seems Syrus already started to work on this (https://github.com/syrusakbary/aiodataloader). Dataloader has seen...

Currently I don't have enough time to look deeper into this and make a qualified assessment. Maybe you should examine what they are doing in other languages, e.g. https://github.com/graphql/dataloader/issues/30.

@miracle2k The async feature *is* a modern equivalent to promises. It's the modern and official solution to the problem and supported by both Python syntax and standard library. Promises are...

Wow, @valgarf, that's a huge PR. I think this is something that can be considered for v3.3, maybe together with supporting GraphQL.js 17. The support for Python 3.6 would then...

Thanks a lot @valgarf for your effort. I will need to dig into this, but two remarks already: - SimplePubSub is not part of the official API (as everything in...

Since Python and its standard lib do not support promises, my first question is: What kind of promises do you have in mind? Is this something that Django provides? Or...