Workaround Request: Monday API and DSL Dynamic Queries

[PhillZitt]

In reference to #295 , I've come across the same problem where Monday's API is expecting out-of-spec numerics as Int for a mutation. I'm using the DSL to create dynamic queries and the internal validation is throwing the expected error:

Int cannot represent non 32-bit signed integer value: 381719XXXX

Injecting the necessary identifier as an argument directly fails:
mut = DSLMutation(ds.Mutation.create_item.args( board_id=boardId, group_id=groupId, item_name=item.Name, column_values=... ).select(ds.Item.name))

as does injecting as a variable:
var = DSLVariableDefinitions() mut = DSLMutation(ds.Mutation.create_item.args( board_id=var.boardId, group_id=groupId, item_name=item.Name, column_values=... ).select(ds.Item.name))

and attempting the workaround from 295 (not loading the schema) isn't possible from what I understand, and the schema is required to dynamically make queries. I've already opened a bug on their end, but I'm hoping for a workaround for the dynamic queries in the meantime.

[leszekhanusz]

Could you please download the schema and attach it here so that I could have a look at it?

[PhillZitt]

The two relevant sections are:

  """Create a new item."""
  create_item(
    """The new item's name."""
    item_name: String

    """The board's unique identifier."""
    board_id: Int!

    """The group's unique identifier."""
    group_id: String

    """The column values of the new item."""
    column_values: JSON

    """
    Create Status/Dropdown labels if they're missing. (Requires permission to change board structure)
    """
    create_labels_if_missing: Boolean
  ): Item

and

"""A monday.com board."""
type Board {
  """The board log events."""
  activity_logs(
    <...>
  ): [ActivityLogType]

  """The board's folder unique identifier."""
  board_folder_id: Int

  """The board's kind (public / private / share)."""
  board_kind: BoardKind!

  """The board's visible columns."""
  columns(
    """A list of column unique identifiers."""
    ids: [String]
  ): [Column]

  """Get the board communication value - typically meeting ID"""
  communication: JSON

  """The creator of the board."""
  creator: User!

  """The board's description."""
  description: String

  """The board's visible groups."""
  groups(
    """A list of group unique identifiers."""
    ids: [String]
  ): [Group]

  """The unique identifier of the board."""
  id: ID!

  <...>
}

And I've attached MondaySchema.txt as requested.

[leszekhanusz]

The advantage with Python is that you can modify nearly everything.
It should work if you add this at the beginning of your file:

import sys
import graphql
graphql.type.scalars.GRAPHQL_MAX_INT = sys.maxsize

[PhillZitt]

I am rather new at Python, I'll try to keep that in mind. I wouldn't have thought I could modify a library's parameter like that. I appreciate your help! That's unstuck me.