The AIOHTTP, ASGI, and Django test clients' asserts_errors option has been renamed to assert_no_errors to better reflect its purpose.
This change is backwards-compatible, but the old option name will raise a deprecation warning.
This release removes the dated subscriptions_enabled setting from the Django and Channels integrations.
Instead, WebSocket support is now enabled by default in all GraphQL IDEs.
Starting with this release, WebSocket logic now lives in the base class shared between all HTTP integrations.
This makes the behaviour of WebSockets much more consistent between integrations and easier to maintain.
Starting with this release, multipart uploads are disabled by default and Strawberry Django view is no longer implicitly exempted from Django's CSRF protection.
Both changes relieve users from implicit security implications inherited from the GraphQL multipart request specification which was enabled in Strawberry by default.
These are breaking changes if you are using multipart uploads OR the Strawberry Django view.
Migrations guides including further information are available on the Strawberry website.
Starting with this release, clients using the legacy graphql-ws subprotocol will receive an error when they try to send binary data frames.
Before, binary data frames were silently ignored.
While vaguely defined in the protocol, the legacy graphql-ws subprotocol is generally understood to only support text data frames.
The AIOHTTP, ASGI, and Django test clients' asserts_errors option has been renamed to assert_no_errors to better reflect its purpose.
This change is backwards-compatible, but the old option name will raise a deprecation warning.
This release removes the dated subscriptions_enabled setting from the Django and Channels integrations.
Instead, WebSocket support is now enabled by default in all GraphQL IDEs.
Starting with this release, WebSocket logic now lives in the base class shared between all HTTP integrations.
This makes the behaviour of WebSockets much more consistent between integrations and easier to maintain.
Starting with this release, multipart uploads are disabled by default and Strawberry Django view is no longer implicitly exempted from Django's CSRF protection.
Both changes relieve users from implicit security implications inherited from the GraphQL multipart request specification which was enabled in Strawberry by default.
These are breaking changes if you are using multipart uploads OR the Strawberry Django view.
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Bumps strawberry-graphql from 0.232.2 to 0.246.0.
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690c61cRelease 🍓 0.246.0c25bb39Rename misleading test client argument name (#3661)b30f5f1Release 🍓 0.245.01228f46Stop micromanaging WS support in IDEs (#3660)3484480Make it easier to debug close reason assertions (#3659)d7e8a9bRelease 🍓 0.244.15c0f0b0Fix codegen crash on nullable lists of non-scalars (#3653)ffdd85bAdd more advice on file upload security (#3657)34b40d4Remove TWEET.md2ad6bc3Release 🍓 0.244.0Most Recent Ignore Conditions Applied to This Pull Request
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