Repo should be updated to provide an example in how to use @link directive.

Repo should be updated to provide an example in how to use @shareable directive.

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Repo should be updated to provide an example in how to use @inaccessible directive.

Problem statement: ‘Spring for GraphQL’ is supporting multiple schema files (*.graphqls) under the location classpath:graphql/** , which is typically src/main/resources/graphql

How to merge multiple schema files into one schema file for CI pipeline ? Is there any build plugin available ?

CI workflow: https://www.apollographql.com/tutorials/voyage-part3/06-schema-checks-in-ci

Repo should be updated to provide an example in how to use @requires directive.

Was just playing with this, as looks like a great example.. Spring boot apps are working fine.

When I execute the rover cli, I get the following:

⚠️ Do not run this command in production! ⚠️ It is intended for local development.
🛫 starting a session with the 'products' subgraph
🎶 composing supergraph with Federation v2.5.4.exe
ERROR: error: one of the values isn't valid for an argument
error: the router was unable to start up

👀 watching ./products-subgraph/src/main/resources/graphql/schema.graphqls for changes

Environment:

• Windows 10
• rover 0.19.1

I have tried different versions of rover back to 0.17.3 and got the same issue. Which version of rover is supported with this repo?

Any ideas?

Currently we don't run any build on the PRs. We should create github action that would attempt to build the project to verify it still compiles.

What is the purpose of this DataFetcher resolving entities to null in the Products part of the example?

As I understand, it would mean that if the subgraph is hit with entities query it will always return a null result?
What is the purpose of such DataFetcher?

Repo should be updated to provide an example in how to use @provides directive.

This example repo should be updated to use new high performance Rust router instead of the Node Gateway.

Repo should be updated to provide an example in how to use @override directive.