Summary
The issue encountered is an incompatibility between the installed strawberry-graphql library and the pydantic library. The error message indicates that strawberry-graphql is trying to import from pydantic.v1.utils, but the installed version of pydantic is 2.5.3.
Root Cause
The root cause of the issue is:
- Incompatible library versions: The installed version of pydantic is 2.5.3, but strawberry-graphql is trying to import from pydantic.v1.utils.
- Removed function: The lenient_issubclass function has been removed from pydantic.utils in version 2.x.
Why This Happens in Real Systems
This issue can occur in real systems due to:
- Dependency conflicts: When different libraries have conflicting dependencies, it can lead to version incompatibilities.
- Outdated libraries: Using outdated libraries can cause issues when newer versions of dependencies are installed.
- Incorrect imports: Incorrect imports, such as importing from a specific version of a library, can cause issues when the installed version is different.
Real-World Impact
The real-world impact of this issue includes:
- Application crashes: The application may crash or fail to start due to the import error.
- Development delays: Resolving the issue can cause delays in development and deployment.
- Security vulnerabilities: Using outdated libraries can expose the application to security vulnerabilities.
Example or Code (if necessary and relevant)
import pydantic
print(pydantic.__version__)
import strawberry
This code will raise an error due to the incompatibility between strawberry-graphql and pydantic.
How Senior Engineers Fix It
Senior engineers can fix this issue by:
- Checking library versions: Verify the versions of strawberry-graphql and pydantic to ensure they are compatible.
- Updating libraries: Update strawberry-graphql to a version that is compatible with pydantic 2.x.
- Using version-specific imports: Use version-specific imports, such as importing from pydantic.v2.utils, to ensure compatibility.
Why Juniors Miss It
Junior engineers may miss this issue due to:
- Lack of experience: Limited experience with dependency management and version conflicts.
- Insufficient testing: Inadequate testing of library versions and compatibility.
- Poor understanding of imports: Limited understanding of how imports work and how to handle version-specific imports.