`def resolve_xxx()` causing `missing 2 required positional`

[TheBlusky]

Hello !
I just started to play with graphene-django, so it my be a dummy question.
I'm following the "getting started" guide, and want to filter my model, so I'm using the following code:

class Query(ObjectType):
    user = relay.Node.Field(UserNode)
    all_users = DjangoFilterConnectionField(UserNode)

    def resolve_all_users(self, args, context, info):
        return DashboardUser.objects.get(user=context.user).team

schema = Schema(query=Query)

However, I got the following error : TypeError: resolve_all_users() missing 2 required positional arguments: 'context' and 'info'

According to the documentation, I should use GraphQLView, and that is the case.

Is this a bug, or should I check something ?

[mraak]

Documentation and tutorial are terrible on this project and are mixing 2.0 with previous versions.

Which version are you using?

Check the upgrade guide if that can help: https://github.com/graphql-python/graphene/blob/master/UPGRADE-v2.0.md

If using < 2.0 then this tutorial is much much better: https://www.howtographql.com/graphql-python/0-introduction/

I have a working version of all this on my work laptop so I could only post the exact solution to your problem tomorrow.

[TheBlusky]

Thank you !

According to the https://github.com/graphql-python/graphene/blob/master/UPGRADE-v2.0.md context is not a positional argument but is now implemented in info.context.

The documentation should be updated :-)

[creimers]

I have a strange scenario running into the exact same error message.

This is a project I haven't touched in a while. I fixed a bug and while I was at it, I updated django to 1.11.6. I did not touch the versions of graphene (1.4) and of graphene-django (1.3).

After running docker-compose build to install the new django version, almost all of my tests fail. I get both

TypeError: resolve() missing 2 required positional arguments: 'context' and 'info'

and

graphql.error.located_error.GraphQLLocatedError: mutate() got an unexpected keyword argument 'input'.

On the server, in the untouched version, all the tests are still passing.

Here's a pip freeze of the server version

Here's a pip freeze of the broken local version

The major difference I see is the version of graphql-core.

It turns out that I had to manually pin down graphql-core==1.1, even though the setup.py of graphene 1.4 specifies 'graphql-core>=1.1,<2'.

Strange, isn't it?

[MrEbbinghaus]

@creimers Run into the same issue. Opened a PR in graphene. graphql-python/graphene#595

[OliverEdholm]

If someone wants a quick fix, replace your current installations with these versions!

graphene==1.4
graphene-django==1.3
graphql-core==1.1
graphql-relay==0.4.5

This worked for me.