v0.6.0

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

❗ BREAKING ❗

• Use Apollo's Platform API - @pcarrier, #1074

  Rover now uses Apollo's Platform API instead of the old Studio API. The breaking change is that the hostname is now api.apollographql.com where it used to be graphql.api.apollographql.com, you may need to update your firewall rules. Other behavior should remain unchanged.

🐛 Fixes

• Fixes Input Value Definition block string encoding for descriptions. - @lrlna, #1116 fixes #1088

  Input values are now multilined when a description is present to allow for a more readable generated SDL.

🛠 Maintenance

• Removes upper bound on Node engines for npm installer - @EverlastingBugstopper, #1120 fixes #1119

  Previously, Rover required that your node engine was between v14 and v17. We have removed the upper bound on this limit so you can now use Node 18 and any future versions.

• Adds cargo xtask docs - @EverlastingBugstopper, #1118

  Developers of the Rover project can now run cargo xtask docs to spin up a local netlify server with your local docset. After running the command, you can navigate to http://localhost:8000/rover in your browser and changes you make to ./docs/source/**.md files will be updated automatically on save.

• Updates dependencies - @renovate-bot, #1117

  node 16.14.2 -> 16.15.0
  npm 8.7.0 -> 8.8.0
  os_info 3.2 -> 3.3

• Removes unused dependencies - @EverlastingBugstopper, #1113

• Separate Studio client code from generalized GraphQL client code - @Geal, #1061

  Introduces the launchpad workspace crate which contains operations not specific to Apollo Studio such as:

  • launching GraphQL queries using reqwest
  • running an introspection query on a graph
  • transforming a JSON SDL to a schema

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