Django ForeignKeys Cache #807
Description
Hey! I have been using strawberry and strawberry django for a while now. But recently I started noticing some weird behavior when creating related nested objects.
This is the simple mutation that I use:
mutation CreateNFA {
createNewsAlert(
input: {
newsAlert: {
name: "DEMO",
sendOn: DAILY,
sendAt: "14:00",
timezone: AMERICA_CHICAGO,
recipients: [
"[email protected]",
"[email protected]"
]
},
sections: [
{feedId: "341", savedViewId: "265", name: "Headlines"}
]
}
) {
... on NewsAlertType {
id
name
sections {
id
name
}
}
... on OperationInfo {
__typename
messages {
message
}
}
}
}When I run the mutation the response comes as:
{
"data": {
"createNewsAlert": {
"__typename": "NewsAlertType",
"id": "1059",
"name": "DEMO",
"sections": [],
"alertLogo": null
}
}
}As you notice there's no sections at all, but then if I do:
query {
newsAlerts(filters: {
id: "1059"
}) {
id
name
sections {
id
name
}
}
}The query does contains the created section:
{
"data": {
"newsAlerts": [
{
"id": "1059",
"name": "DEMO",
"sections": [
{
"id": "1356",
"name": "Headlines"
}
]
}
]
}
}The mutation code is not crazy at all:
def create_news_alert_resolver(
info: strawberry.Info,
news_alert: NewsAlertInput,
sections: list[NewsAlertSectionInput],
) -> NewsAlertType:
tenant: "Tenant" = getattr(info, "tenant")
if not news_alert.recipients or len(news_alert.recipients) == 0:
raise ValidationError("At least one recipient is required.")
alert: NewsAlert = NewsAlert.objects.create(
tenant=tenant,
name=news_alert.name,
description=news_alert.description or "",
is_active=news_alert.is_active,
send_on=news_alert.send_on,
send_at=news_alert.send_at,
timezone=news_alert.timezone,
recipients=news_alert.recipients,
)
NewsAlertSection.objects.bulk_create(
[
NewsAlertSection(
news_alert=alert,
feed_id=section_input.feed_id,
saved_view_id=section_input.saved_view_id,
name=section_input.name,
article_limit=section_input.article_limit,
sort_order=section_input.sort_order,
)
for section_input in sections
]
)
# Refresh to ensure the alert fields contain current data
alert.refresh_from_db()
return cast(NewsAlertType, alert)
@strawberry.type
class NewsAlertMutation:
"""GraphQL mutations for News Alerts."""
@strawberry_django.mutation(
handle_django_errors=True,
extensions=[permissions.IsAuthenticated(), InputMutationExtension()],
)
@require_tenant
@require_user
def create_news_alert(
self: Self,
info: strawberry.Info,
news_alert: NewsAlertInput,
sections: list[NewsAlertSectionInput],
) -> NewsAlertType:
"""Create a news alert with its sections."""
return create_news_alert_resolver(info, news_alert, sections)System Information
- Python version: 3.11.7
- Strawberry version:
"strawberry-graphql-django==0.65.1",
"strawberry-graphql[debug-server]==0.276.2",
Any feedback or guidance here is very welcomed.