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Current build is failing all tests with this error message.
It seems to be a version error coming from graphene.
All tests pass with these requirements:

• django-filter-2.1.0
• graphene-2.1.8
• graphene-django-2.3.2

Now I install graphene-permission and then import mixin file but get an error that says "no module found 'packaging' ".
Should I install the packaging module?

It looks like the django-filter dependency was updated in November to >2 but the PyPi history doesn't reflect the change. Could you publish the current version @redzej ?

How do you feel about permission classes which are not static like AllowAuthenticated or AllowSuperuser but which need to be instantiated.
I can imagine some scenarios where the option to only customize permission classes with class variables is not enough.
In my project I had some problems integrating this module with djangos integrated permissions feature. So I wrote a permission class like: AllowDjangoPermission("app_name.create_model"). Or something like AllowObjectOwner(related_object_path).
Is this a feature you would be interested in? I could create a new PullRequest after the feature to combine classes with operators is merged.

Latest version seems to be rolling my Django Version back to 1.11

As the title says.

Is there anything needed to create a release that includes the PR #36, I'll be happy to help.

Pypi version still has the bug fixed by e22e2f3
Can you publish a new version @redzej ?

Like, for example, you implement a project management software where each user can participate in different projects and have a different role in each project, like SCRUM Master, Product Owner, and Developer. One user can be in different projects and have a different role for each project that will allow him to do different kinds of queries and mutations in each project. Is it possible to achieve something like this with graphene-permissions and how?

In the latest version of graphene-core (a dependency of Graphene), ResolveInfo can no longer be imported from the graphql package:

from graphql import ResolveInfo

The reason is that ResolveInfo has been renamed to GraphQLResolveInfo.

For best compatibility, it seems best to import ResolveInfo from the graphene package:

from graphene import ResolveInfo

This works with Graphene 2.x as well as Graphene 3.x.

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