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@fabiontop : Would you mind if I put these in to document?

@sVerentsov : I will take a look, thanks.

https://github.com/graphql-python/graphene-mongo/blob/33be6067a2c451428064d9e4338269dd50744715/graphene_mongo/tests/models.py#L61-L74 ```python generic_reference = mongoengine.GenericReferenceField( choices=[Article, Editor, ] ) ``` or you can use `GenericReferenceField` with `choices` to do it, but I have not verified `ListField(mongoengine.GenericReferenceField())` works or not.

@xeor : Thanks for the feedback! I have no plan to support async before you bring up this issue :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: It would like to take much time for this feature...,...

@xeor : You don't need to say you're sorry :) Let's keep it as and I (or somebody) can work on it later.

@mtech2008 : It's more like a question about mongoengine, not a graphql one, you can refer: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27943258/save-password-as-salted-hash-in-mongodb-in-users-collection-using-python-bcrypt make sense?

@david2003542 Have you tried to declare `ScenarioType` as follows before `ViewType`? ```python class ScenarioType(MongoengineObjectType): class Meta: model = Senario interfaces = (relay.Node,) ```

@fabianriewe : thanks for late reply ..., it's okay to plug your idea to `MongoengineObjectType`, but before it, I have 2 quick questions need your feedback - there is something...

@fabianriewe : I have added it on branch `feat-add-resolve_reference`, would you please verify it fits your need or not? Thanks.

@arunsureshkumar : do you have time to take a look? thanks.