v0.17.1

Important: 1 potentially breaking change below, indicated by ❗ BREAKING ❗

❗ BREAKING ❗

• Changes the default Router port of rover dev to 4000 - @dbanty, #1671 fixes #1550

  Previously, the default port of rover dev (when not overridden by --supergraph-port or --router-config) was 3000, this has been changed to 4000 to match the router's default.

🚀 Features

• Enable graphref and sdl schemas in rover dev --supergraph-config - @dbanty, #1673 closes #1663

  rover dev can now accept every variant of the supergraph YAML file that supergraph compose can—specifically allowing GraphOS and hard-coded SDLs as subgraph schema sources. These two new sources will not be polled for updates (as introspection and files are), but will contribute to the initial composition.

• Pass configured credentials to the Router when using rover dev - @dbanty, #1674

  Until now, in order to unlock Enterprise features when using rover dev, you had to pass both APOLLO_KEY and APOLLO_GRAPH_REF as environment variables to Rover. Now, if APOLLO_GRAPH_REF is set, Rover can pass along credentials that have been configured with rover config auth. This also respects the --profile argument. The configured key still needs to be a graph API key. Note that the APOLLO_KEY environment variable still works and will take precedence over any configured credentials.

• Allow omitting routing_url in rover dev --supergraph-config - @dbanty, #1666 closes #1634

  When using rover dev with a supergraph YAML file, the routing_url field can be omitted if using a subgraph_url (introspection) or graphref (GraphOS schema registry) schema source. If omitted, the introspection URL or the routing URL from the registry will be used instead (respectively).

• Display persisted query list names during publish and improve error messages - @EverlastingBugstopper, #1672

  Publishing operations to a persisted query list with rover pq publish now shows the list name rather than the UUID when publishing. Additionally, publishing to a non-existent list now returns a better error message with a suggestion.

🐛 Fixes

• IPv6 addresses are now allowed in the --supergraph-address option for rover dev - @dbanty, #1671

  For example, rover dev --supergraph-address "::1" will now cause the router to listen on [::1]:4000.

• IPv6 listen addresses are now allowed in Router config when using rover dev - @dbanty, #1671

  The Router's IPv6 format previously caused errors when passing config to rover dev via --router-config.

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