Thiago Bellini Ribeiro

Hey @AndrewIngram , thanks for the feedback! 1) Ops, that was a copy/paste mistake at the example itself =P. Fixed it. 2) The implementation there is a generic one that...

Hey @AndrewIngram . I totally get your point and agree with you that limit/offset is not the most efficient cursor-based pagination. My point is that it is still good enough...

> Probably the best thing to do now is to not make any assumptions of how users with implement pagination logic. We should leave all of that to the user,...

Hey guys. I've been working on this PR on the past week and I think it should be ready to be reviewed. I took over from where @LucidDan with the...

Hey @Xorso , I'll take a look at this probably tomorrow and send a fix. From what I can see the `should_render_graphiql` method is checking the accept header in the...

@Xorso I just installed the pre-release version on a project of mine and set it up using both the websocket consumer and the http consumer. I could replicate your issues...

Hey @jaydensmith . IMO I think that it is indeed to specific to Django, but you should be able to easily define your own custom consumer, inheriting from strawberry's one,...

Hey guys, Joining the conversation here to add my thoughts. There are some interesting use cases for schema directives that have runtime functionality. For example, I expanded the current schema...

Hi @patrick91 , Hrm, so strange, I wrote the same code as for pyright and got this: ``` main:11: error: Module "strawberry.scalars" is not valid as a type [valid-type] (diff)...

@patrick91 @BryceBeagle just a FYI, when trying to update this PR to `LazyVar` as we discussed I hit a problem where newer versions of pyright are not working properly with...