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Adding a new apiVersion

This document explains how to coordinate an apiVersion upgrade across all impacted projects:

  1. graph-node
  2. graph-ts
  3. graph-cli
  4. graph-docs

Steps

Those steps should be taken after all relevant graph-node changes have been rolled out to production (hosted-service):

  1. Update the default value of the GRAPH_MAX_API_VERSION environment variable, currently located at this file: graph/src/data/subgraph/mod.rs. If you're setting it up somewhere manually, you should change there as well, or just remove it.

  2. Update graph-node minor version and create a new release.

  3. Update graph-ts version and create a new release.

  4. For graph-cli:

    1. Write migrations for the new apiVersion.
    2. Update the version restriction on the build and deploy commands to match the new graph-ts and apiVersion versions.
    3. Update the graph-cli version in package.json.
    4. Update graph-ts and graph-cli version numbers on scaffolded code and examples.
    5. Recompile all the examples by running =$ npm install inside each example directory.
    6. Update graph-cli's version and create a new release.
    7. Release in NPM
  5. Update graph-docs with the new apiVersion content.