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This might be a bug. I just checked our code and it looks like the limit is not respected when using an async HTTP integration. Are you currently using the |
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Any updates on this? Running into similar issues and it's exposing us to DoS risk. |
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I've been learning GraphQL by reading through the Strawberry documentation. I hit a snag with MaxTokensLimiter. It seems like no matter what I try it doesn't seem to have any effect.
Let's say I take the example from the Getting started page then add the MaxTokensLimiter extension with some extremely low number just to test it out with this very simple example.
If I send the following query from GraphiQL (which I think is 7 tokens), I get the normal response rather than an error message.
Being so new to both Strawberry and GraphQL I assume I'm doing something wrong. I'm wondering if it is unexpected behavior though. I appreciate any help anyone can give.
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