Product Updates

Enhanced integration with GraphQL servers, deprecating `@graphql-hive/client` and adding support for Cloudflare Workers.

Give your team more context when approving schema changes by leaving a note.

Find and understand the deprecated part of your GraphQL schema

Replace the subgraph(s) available in the Registry with your local subgraph(s) and compose a Supergraph locally.

Generally available support for Apollo Federation v2 in new projects.

We now allow you to report usage for subscription operations and incremental delivery with the client SDK.

A improved date range picker for Insights and Explorer that allows for more granular date ranges.

We now show you the top affected operations and clients based on the conditional breaking change configuration. This allows you to see the impact of your changes before you approve or reject them.

Due to stitching limitations we need to slightly alter the schema composition behaviour for more predictable results.

We added support schema contracts for Federation projects.

Assign roles to members of your organization or create custom roles that fit your team perfectly

Users who do not use NPM can now select and install the precise version of CLI that suits their requirements.

Approved breaking changes are now remembered in the context of a pull request/branch.

Query and variables state is now saved in the browser for the laboratory GraphiQL playground.

Select to view only failed schema checks or only schema checks with changes. Click on the GitHub commit link to see the corresponding code changes.

Gain early access and eliminate the need for you to manage your own schema composition server.

Detect unused GraphQL schema elements to safely remove them.

A schema check within a project can now be linked to any GitHub action repository.

Insights into individual GraphQL consumers and their versions.

Insights into individual GraphQL types and fields.

A subtle but important change for Github users. In newly created projects, a check-runs name includes the name of the project.

TreeMap showcasing various GraphQL clients along with their versions and traffic data

Insights into individual GraphQL operations.

In the Laboratory, you can now run a query against an actual endpoint

In the Laboratory, you can now run a query against an actual endpoint