Switch operation_name to operationName in GraphQLTestCase
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jkimbo
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Good find! Looks like this was a bug because the GraphQLView only looks for operationName:
graphene-django/graphene_django/views.py
Line 323 in 23b6419
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The documentation for serving GraphQL over HTTP recommends that the operation name be specified by an
operationNameparameter.The
GraphQLTestCase.query()method ends up creating a request that uses snake_caseoperation_nameinstead. This PR addresses that.I wasn't sure how to write a complete test for this using GraphQLTestCase itself since it requires a database, so I settled for just testing the arguments that were used for
Client.post().