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* Add federated schema construction to `apollo-graphql` * Add implementation of `transformSchema` * Update `graphql` peer dependency and remove included types * Move utility functions to `apollo-env`
Build in support for federated services in service commands * service:check * service:push
* Fix pluralize function * Update schema:check --federated output
* Add service delete command and mutation * update checks operation to match new schema
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This PR adds support for federated services across the tooling repo.
Changes are mostly summarized by:
apollo-graphql: Building / transforming schemas w.r.t. federationapollo: Support federatedservice:pushandservice:checkcommandsNote: This PR is a cleanup / consolidation of the
release-federationbranch. I've made a best attempt at squashing commits in a meaningful way in order to preserve some history / chunks of works, rather than squashing everything.TODO:
*Make sure changelog entries note which project(s) has been affected. See older entries for examples on what this looks like.