Fix graphql error import bug #876
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Thank you for creating this pull request. We have decided to deprecate GraphQL support within Starlette itself so I am going to close this pull request. See #619. |
RoyTrudell
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There is no graphql.execution.executors.asyncio in GraphQL-core3.
If you're using GraphQL-core3, the import of the AsyncioExecutor fails.
Then, format_error and GraphQLError, which are also present in GraphQL-core3, are handled without being imported
As an amendment, I propose to attach a try to each import.