Update dependency gql to v4

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Change	Age	Adoption	Passing	Confidence
gql	>=3.4.1,<4 -> >=4,<5

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Release Notes

graphql-python/gql (gql)

v4.0.0

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Breaking Changes

• Change transports prototype using GraphQLRequest (#​551)
• Using GraphQLRequest instead of DocumentNode for gql, execute, subscribe methods (#​556):
  This is a big change:
  • the gql and dsl_gql methods will now return a GraphQLRequest instead of a Document Node
    a GraphQLRequest is an object containing the document and optional variable_values and operation_name
  • ALL the execute and subscribe methods now receive a GraphQLRequest as main argument instead of
    a DocumentNode, variable_values and operation_name arguments
  • The old method of sending variable_values as an argument of execute or subscribe still works but is deprecated
    See https://gql.readthedocs.io/en/latest/usage/variables.html for the new syntax.
• Fix subscription task cancel exception swallow (#​548):
  Previously if a task was cancelled while a subscription task was active,
  the asyncio.CancelledError Exception would be swallowed by our code.
  This is not the case anymore so you should now trap that Exception yourself.
• Clean up the file upload interface with FileVar class (#​549):
  The file upload functionality has been modified to require FileVar instances
  for uploaded files (the old method still works but is deprecated).
  See https://gql.readthedocs.io/en/latest/usage/file_upload.html
• Set logging level to DEBUG for all transports (#​552)
• introspection now requests deprecated input fields by default (#​553)
  Note that some backends might not support this and return Unknown argument includeDeprecated. See #​564
• Trapping dependencies Exceptions into TransportConnectionFailed (#​558):
  Now gql will trap Exceptions raised by dependencies when executing a request and will
  encapsulate that Exception into the TransportConnectionFailed Exception
• Set ssl=True by default for AIOHTTPTransport (#​538) (issue #​529)
• New TransportConnectionClosed Exception replacing ConnectionClosed Exception (#​536)
• websocket attribute removed from transport, now using _connected instead (#​536)
• Upgrade lastest websockets and Exceptions overhaul (#​543)

Features

Batching requests is now fully supported, on sync or async transports, with automatic batching:

• Implementation of execute_batch for async transports (#​550)
• Implementation of automatic batching for async (#​554)

See https://gql.readthedocs.io/en/latest/advanced/batching_requests.html

Fixes

• Fix httpx test deprecated warning (#​542)

• Refactor websockets transports (#​536) :

  Refactor WebSockets Transport with Dependency Injection Architecture

  This major architectural improvement implements dependency injection patterns across the WebSockets transport layer, creating a more modular, testable, and extensible system:

  • Created abstract AdapterConnection interface in common/adapters/connection.py
  • Implemented concrete WebSocketsAdapter to wrap the websockets library
  • Moved websockets_base.py to common/base.py maintaining better structure which is independant of the websockets library used
  • Added new TransportConnectionClosed exception for clearer error handling
  • Reorganized code with proper separation of concerns:
  • Moved common functionality into dedicated adapters folder
  • Isolated connection handling from transport business logic
  • Separated ListenerQueue into its own file for better modularity

Misc

• Remove MIT license classifier (#​555)
• Refactor transports (#​557)
• bump aiohttp to 3.11.2 (#​541)
• Bumping all the dev dependencies to latest versions (#​540)
• Bump test dependencies (#​539)
• Update pytest to 8.3.4 and pytest-asyncio to 0.25.3 (#​537)

v3.5.3

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• Bump graphql-core to v3.2.6 #​547

v3.5.2

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Now supporting graphql-core v3.2.4 again (See issue #​534)

• Allow graphql-core 3.2.4 by retrofitting introspection commits #​535

v3.5.1

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3.5.1

Issue #​529 reported that by default the AIOHTTPTransport was not validating ssl certificates
(a self-certificate was accepted by default).

This version adds a warning to warn users (See PR #​533).

As a workaround, using ssl=True in the transport arguments fix the issue.

graphql-core has been restricted to <3.2.4 to fix tests.

A new stable version will be made shortly.

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