v0.23.0

🚀 Features

• Add --no-url shorthand to subgraph publish - @lennyburdette PR
  #1809

This is slightly more convenient and less awkward than --routing-url --allow-invalid-routing-url

• Support unix socket URLs - @Geal PR #1879

Since its 1.43.0 release, the Router can now connect to subgraph over unix sockets. This removes a warning when publishing a schema with a unix:// URL.

🐛 Fixes

• Use task specific rayon threadpools and not the global threadpool - @garypen PR #1872

This increases rover's reliability by executing independent tasks in different thread pools.

• Prevent an infinite loop when restarting the router - @Geal PR #1855

When restarting a Router on schema updates, it could happen that an internal task of Rover would go in an infinite loop and consume CPU needlessly. This is now fixed and should make rover dev more reliable.

• Use proposalCoverage in addition to severityLevel to build correct proposal check messaging - @swcollard PR #1845

This updates the message on proposal checks depending on the proposalCoverage field

🛠 Maintenance

• Upgrade axios to address a security warning - @goto-bus-stop PR #1819

The vulnerability didn't affect rover, but now you won't get a warning for it!

• Remove yanked online check - @dylan-apollo PR #1803

📚 Documentation

• Update dev docs about which Router version is used - @smyrick PR #1822

• Update warning about federation_version in rover compose - @smyrick, @Meschreiber PR #1806

• Document how to use subgraph fetch with proposals - @Meschreiber PR #1823

v0.23.0-rc.3

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v0.23.0-rc.2

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v0.23.0-rc.1

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v0.23.0-rc.0

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v0.22.0

🚀 Features

• Add offline license support - @BrynCooke PR #1796 - Issue #1793

  Adds rover license fetch <graph_ref>

  Output:

  rover license fetch --graph-id starstuff --profile gh
  
  Fetching license for starstuff using credentials from the gh profile.
  Success!
  <redacted jwt>
  

🐛 Fixes

• Handle new rate limit error - @bnjjj #1798

  Update the GraphQL schema and handle the new rate limit error.

🛠 Maintenance

• First trial use of a generator (Scaffolding code for creating a new verb for an existing noun/command) - @tapegram PR #1786

  First try at taking the instructions from the readme on how to scaffold a new verb on an existing command and added plop tooling to be able to generate the scaffolding automatically.

  npx plop

  This is an initial exploratory PR. Later PRs will build this into the dev tooling and expand on the functionality (if we don't decide to remove it)

📚 Documentation

• Move Validating client ops to Apollo CLI section - @Meschreiber #1783

  This PR moves Validating client operations into the Rover > Apollo CLI section.

• Use shared content component for GH action instructions - @Meschreiber #1780

  This PR replaces some text with a new shared content component containing that text.

• Remove note on restricted supergraph.yml expansion - @dylan-apollo #1779 - issue #1629

  supergraph.yaml files now supports environment variable expansion everywhere, not just in introspection headers.

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v0.21.0

🚀 Features

• Add C# as a language in rover template - @dylan-apollo, #1769

  This means you can now filter templates with --language c-sharp. Check out the first C# template by running rover template use subgraph-csharp-hotchocolate-annotation!

• Display proposal check task results in rover subgraph check - @swcollard, #1768

  When running rover subgraph check, proposal check task results will be displayed in Rover. "Proposals" are a GraphOS feature currently in private preview that allow proposing subgraph schema changes before implementation. Integrating them with checks allows subgraph teams to ensure they have properly implemented a proposed schema change. This change will not affect you if your organization has not been granted preview access by Apollo.

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v0.20.0

🚀 Features

• Persisted Queries is now GA - @glasser, #1756

  The rover persisted-queries publish command is now out of the public preview phase and has entered general availability. Check out the documentation for this enterprise feature.

🐛 Fixes

• Better message for a subgraph published with no changes - @bonnici, #1757

  rover subgraph publish now logs a message to stdout when a subgraph was published and there were no changes to the schema.

• Don't log username/password if APOLLO_ROVER_DOWNLOAD_HOST includes authentication in the URL - @EverlastingBugstopper, #1758

  Previously, when using the APOLLO_ROVER_DOWNLOAD_HOST environment variable to override the download location of a plugin binary, Rover would log the entire URL to stdout, potentially leaking username and password authentication details if they were included in the URL. Now, Rover strips that information from the URLs before printing the download location. If Rover is not able to strip that information (likely due to an invalid URL), then it doesn't try to print the sanitized URL at all.

📚 Documentation

• Improve wording of persisted queries documentation - @Meschreiber, #1760

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v0.19.1

🐛 Fixes

• Fix diagnostic highlighting in rover {sub}graph lint for schemas with Unicode - @goto-bus-stop, #1750

  Previously, Rover would incorrectly highlight GraphQL syntax in a schema that contained Unicode characters due to the byte offsets reported by Apollo GraphOS. Now, Rover correctly maps byte offsets to character widths and highlights the correct portion of the GraphQL syntax.

🛠 Maintenance

• Updates to Rust 1.72.1 - @EverlastingBugstopper, #1751

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v0.19.0

🚀 Features

• Publish persisted queries generated by the Relay compiler - @EverlastingBugstopper, #1727

  The rover persisted-queries publish command now accepts the --manifest-format relay argument which allows publishing persisted queries generated by the Relay compiler to Apollo GraphOS. See the documentation for more information on this feature.

• Make checks more resilient by retrying failures - @swcollard, #1740

  Rover will now retry requests for the status of a check workflow. If the retries don't succeed after five minutes, the requests fail, and any intermittent errors are logged.

🐛 Fixes

• No output styling when writing to a file or redirecting output via a pipe - @EverlastingBugstopper, #1747

🛠 Maintenance

• Don't issue HEAD request to determine latest versions when the exact version is known - @EverlastingBugstopper, #1743 and #1744

  This change should make it easier to integrate Rover with custom binary mirrors as they do not need to be configured to return an X-Version header when responding to installation requests.

• Move introspector-gadget crate code back into Rover - @EverlastingBugstopper, #1736

📚 Documentation

• Include the list of available templates in Rover's documentation - @smyrick, #1733

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