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build(deps-dev): bump apollo-server-testing from 2.11.0 to 2.14.3 in /backend

Hannes Heine requested to merge pr3618head into pr3618base

Created by: Tirokk

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Bumps apollo-server-testing from 2.11.0 to 2.14.3.

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v2.14.2

Note: This release is is related to a GitHub Security Advisory published by the Apollo Server team. Please read the attached advisory to understand the impact.

v2.14.1

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v2.14.0

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  • apollo-server-core / apollo-server-plugin-base: Add support for willResolveField and corresponding end-handler within executionDidStart. This brings the remaining bit of functionality that was previously only available from graphql-extensions to the new plugin API. The graphql-extensions API (which was never documented) will be deprecated in Apollo Server 3.x. To see the documentation for the request pipeline API, see its documentation. For more details, see the attached PR. [PR #3988](apollographql/apollo-server#3988)

  • apollo-server-core: Deprecate graphql-extensions. All internal usages of the graphql-extensions API have been migrated to the request pipeline plugin API. For any implementor-supplied extensions, a deprecation warning will be printed once per-extension, per-server-startup, notifying of the intention to deprecate. Extensions should migrate to the plugin API, which is outlined in its documentation. [PR #4135](apollographql/apollo-server#4135)

  • apollo-engine-reporting: Currently only for non-federated graphs. Added an experimental schema reporting option, experimental_schemaReporting, for Apollo Graph Manager users. During this experiment, we'd appreciate testing and feedback from current and new users of the schema registry!

    Prior to the introduction of this feature, the only way to get schemas into the schema registry in Apollo Graph Manager was to use the CLI and run apollo schema:push. Apollo schema reporting protocol is a new specification for GraphQL servers to automatically report schemas to the Apollo Graph Manager schema registry.

    To enable schema reporting, provide a Graph Manager API key (available free from Apollo Graph Manager) in the APOLLO_KEY environment variable and set the experimental_schemaReporting option to true in the Apollo Server constructor options, like so:

    const server = new ApolloServer({
  typeDefs,
  resolvers,
  engine: {
    experimental_schemaReporting: true,
    /* Other existing options can remain the same. */
  },
... (truncated)
Commits
  • 724806f Release
  • 7354696 Add changelog entry for #4209
  • b739e21 feat(gateway): Strip federation primitives during normalization (#4209)
  • cc2972f docs: Finetune code example in resolvers.mdx (#4168)
  • a0ff59b docs: fix typo in caching.md (#4161)
  • a61a9b9 chore(deps): update dependency apollo-graphql to v0.4.5 (#4220)
  • 02ee848 Update package-lock.json after 0e163ba79c5dd127bd0e416fd189b22fb198b.
  • 022df8b Hoist koa-router to root dev dependency.
  • b32a064 Use new environment variable names for API key and variant (#4191)
  • 49e9bf8 Fix link to SchemaDirectiveVisitor (#4208)
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