v3.0.0a5

Breaking Changes

• The schema is now always fetched at the beginning of the first session if fetch_schema_from_transport is set to True (#167)
• Complete Refactor of the DSL Module (#169):
  • The DSLSchema only needs a schema, a Client is no more needed.
  • New dsl_gql function to convert the DSL operations into a Document
  • This allows DSL queries to be executed in a session instead of a client (Solves #138)
  • Added typing annotations
  • Added code documentation and sphinx docs (Solves #82)
  • Supports Subscriptions
  • Fix nested input arguments
  • Allow to set the alias directly in the select method
  • Allow multiple operations in a document
  • Allow to set the operation name

Maintenance

• Update aiohttp to >= 3.7.1 (currently 3.7.3)
• Update yarl to >= 1.6.0

v3.0.0a4

Breaking Changes:

• Optional dependencies for transports (#158):
  • It is now necessary to request additional dependencies when installing gql
  • It is no more possible to import transports directly from gql (Sorry...)
  • Please check the new installation documentation

Improvements:

• aiohttp and requests transports logging (#157)
• Better transport exception messages (#155)

Documentation:

• Adding IPython section (#165)
• Adding Logging section (#157)

Maintenance:

• Stable Python 3.9 support (#160)
• Update aiohttp from 3.6.2 to 3.7.1 (#159)

v3.0.0a3

Breaking changes:

• gql-cli script
  • Now printing result as json
  • Now working with multi-lines queries, using Ctrl-D (EOF) to execute queries
  • Using --variables instead of --params

New features:

• File upload support (#145)
• improved gql-cli script (#148)

Bugs corrected:

• DSL allow to use GraphQL keys named type (#151)
• Yarl dependency restricted to <1.6

v3.0.0a2

Another alpha release of the 3.0 branch.

Bugs corrected:

• Fix running execute and subscribe of client in a Thread (#135)
• Fix race condition in websocket transport close (#133)
• DSL: Fixed bug where a nested GraphQLInputObjectType is causing infinite recursive calls (#132)
• Raises "KeyError" when argument is invalid on DSL. (#121)

New features:

• Adding a new transport class to handle Phoenix channels (#100)
• add the data property in TransportQueryError (#136)

Other improvements:

• Migrated from Travis to GitHub actions
• Migrated from coveralls to codecov
• New documentation generated with sphinx, hosted on readthedocs.io

v3.0.0a1

This is the second alpha release of the "modern" 3.0 branch.

The main improvements in this version are:

• Fix some issues with Hasura backend:
  • optional variables an operation name for aiohttp and websockets transports (#94)
  • ignoring keep-alive messages arriving before the connection_ack message (#110)
• Using more specific exceptions (#95)
• It is now possible to get all the returned errors in the TransportQueryError exception (#96)
• Documentation: Improved README.md and added coding guidelines to CONTRIBUTING.md (#97 #114)
• 100% tests coverage (#107)
• Graceful shutdown for synchronous subscriptions (#99)
• type_def argument in Client is now deprecated in favor of schema (#113)

v3.0.0a0

This is the first alpha version in the "modern" branch of gql.

This branch is based on GraphQL-core 3 and supports Python 3.6+.

The main improvements in this version are:

• Set use_json default true by default in requests transport (#16)
• Support different operation names in requests transport (#21)
• New websockets and http async transports using asyncio (#70)
• Allow to pass arguments to websockets.connect (#83)
• LocalSchemaTransport is now an AsyncTransport (#84)
• New connect method in requests transports (#87)

Please give us your feedback so that we can publish beta and final releases soon.

v2.0.0

This is the first version in the "legacy" branch of gql.

This branch is based on GraphQL-core 2 and supports Python 2.7 and 3.5+.

We recommend upgrading to Python 3 and using the modern branch starting with v3.0.0.