I'm using the package django-taggit with graphene-django. Initially, I was getting the error specified in this question (Don't know how to convert the Django field skills (<class 'taggit.managers.TaggableManager'>); but thanks to the answers there, I resolved the issue.
However, there's another issue!
I have the following mixin:
class GrapheneRenderTaggitTags:
"""
Use this mixin to enable graphene-django correctly render django-taggit
tags (as a list of strings).
The corresponding model of the graphene type using this mixin should have a property
`get_tags` that returns the tags of the model (e.g. obj.tags.all())
"""
# Make django-taggit's TaggableManager interpretable to graphene
@convert_django_field.register(TaggableManager)
def convert_field_to_string(field, registry=None):
print(field)
print("i'm in the taggit parser function")
return List(String, source='get_tags')
When I use this mixin with the DjangoObjectType from graphene, it works flawlessly.
However, when it comes to mutations, it raises the error Don't know how to convert the Django field skills (<class 'taggit.managers.TaggableManager'>) !
By the way, to prevent manually creating CUD mutations, I tried external packages such as graphene_django_extras, graphene_model_mutations, graphene_django_cud; but all of them raise the same error with or without the aforementioned mixin.
Note that I get this error only when using the mutation classes provided by these packages.
Please, what can I do to get this to work without manually writing all the logic for CUD operations, i.e. by using a package (any package) that automatically generates mutations from my models ?
Or do I have no other choice than to manually create my mutations?
