apollo: add debug statements to service:check#1250
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Currently there isn't an easy way to determine the variables sent to engine by the apollo service:check command. This adds the ability to turn on debug mode and print out those commands. In order to show the statements, run `DEBUG=* apollo service:check` add changelog entry
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Currently there isn't an easy way to determine the variables sent to
engine by the apollo service:check command. This adds the ability to
turn on debug mode and print out those commands.
In order to show the statements, run
DEBUG=* apollo service:checkTODO:
*Make sure changelog entries note which project(s) has been affected. See older entries for examples on what this looks like.