Build request without client-side validation

[tcpdcp22]

Is it possible to build a request and send it without client-side validation? For example, if the request I plan to send contains an Enum and I want to send a regular string (not part of the Enum), is this possible? I get a type error when trying to send this value vie RequestEndpoint in to_graphql method.

cls = enum Arch {
  POWER
  UNKNOWN
}
json_data = 'z', selection_list = None

    def new(cls, json_data, selection_list=None):
        try:
            return get_variable_or_none(json_data)
        except ValueError:
            pass
    
        if json_data not in cls:
>           raise ValueError('%s does not accept value %s' % (cls, json_data))
E           ValueError: Arch does not accept value z

../../../../.venv/lib/python3.11/site-packages/sgqlc/types/__init__.py:1533: ValueError

class Arch(sgqlc.types.Enum):
    schema = graphql_schema
    choices = ("POWER", "UNKNOWN")

class ProcessorSummary(sgqlc.types.Type):
    schema = graphql_schema
    field_names = ("status", "arch",)
    status = sgqlc.types.Field("Status", graphql_name="Status")
    arch = sgqlc.types.Field(Arch, graphql_name="State")

[ismaildasci]

Yes, you can bypass client-side validation in sgqlc. A few approaches:

1. Use raw GraphQL string - Skip the type system entirely:

from sgqlc.operation import Operation

# Build raw query string
query = """{
  processorSummary {
    arch
  }
}"""

# Send directly without type validation
result = endpoint(query, variables={"arch": "z"})

2. Modify the Enum class temporarily:

# Add the value dynamically before the request
Arch._member_map_["z"] = "z"

3. Use sgqlc.types.Variable to pass raw values:

from sgqlc.types import Variable

op = Operation(Query)
op.processor_summary(arch=Variable("archInput"))

# Variables bypass enum validation
result = endpoint(op, variables={"archInput": "z"})

Option 3 is cleanest - variables are passed as-is to the server without client-side enum checking.