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Ariadne Codegen 0.11

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Ariadne Codegen 0.11 is now available!

This release brings performance improvements and new options for default base clients.

Removed model_rebuild calls​

Pydantic v2 has changed the way forward refs are handled during model class initialisation. If an annotation couldn't be resolved, an auto-rebuild is performed during the first validation attempt. Because of this, we're removing all model_rebuild calls from the generated package.

Generating only used inputs and enums​

Version 0.11 introduces 2 new configuration flags that can be used to reduce the number of unused generated models:

  • include_all_inputs (defaults to true) - when set to true the generated package will include a model for every input defined in the schema, otherwise it will only generate inputs used by defined operations.

  • include_all_enums (defaults to true) - specifies whether to include all enums defined in the schema, or only those used in operations.

NoReimportsPlugin​

In 0.11, we are adding NoReimportsPlugin to the ariadne_codegen.contrib package. It removes the contents of the generated __init__.py. This is useful in scenarios where the generated package contains so many Pydantic models that the client's eager initialisation of the entire package on first import is very slow.

Including operationName in payload​

The generated client methods will now pass the name of the operation as the operation_name argument to the execute and execute_ws methods of the base client. For example:

async def list_all_users(self, **kwargs: Any) -> ListAllUsers:
    query = gql(
        """
        query ListAllUsers {
          users {
            id
          }
        }
        """
    )
    variables: Dict[str, object] = {}
    response = await self.execute(
        query=query, operation_name="ListAllUsers", variables=variables, **kwargs
    )
    data = self.get_data(response)
    return ListAllUsers.model_validate(data)

Default base clients will also include the given operation_name as operationName in the sent payload.

Payload without data, but with errors key​

We have changed the base clients to raise GraphQLClientGraphQLMultiError instead of GraphQLClientInvalidResponseError for payloads without data but with errors key.

Renamed invalid response error​

To match the convention of other exceptions included with the base default clients, we have renamed GraphQLClientInvalidResponseError to GraphQLClientInvalidResponseError (with a capital L).

Changelog​

  • Removed model_rebuild calls for generated input, fragment and result models.
  • Added NoReimportsPlugin that makes the __init__.py of generated client package empty.
  • Added include_all_inputs config flag to generate only inputs used in supplied operations.
  • Added include_all_enums config flag to generate only enums used in supplied operations.
  • Added operationName to payload sent by generated client's methods.
  • Fixed base clients to pass mypy --strict without installed optional dependencies.
  • Renamed GraphQlClientInvalidResponseError to GraphQLClientInvalidResponseError (breaking change).
  • Changed base clients to raise GraphQLClientGraphQLMultiError for payloads with errors key but no data (breaking change).