Executive Summary
Happy new year! We can’t wait to ship great features and improve the developer experience. We are heads down re-working the graph-cli into TypeScript and then unify all the tooling for subgraph development. We are also focusing on landing nested filters and cursor pagination into graph-node
Looking back (what was delivered)
Note: many of us were away but tried our best to keep the boat sailing.
graph-node- Gather metrics around GraphQL Validation
- Debugging issues on schema changes for supporting cursor pagination
- Explored ways we can refactor the execution engine in future to improve performance and make it easier for future contributors.
- Debugging tests for nested filters
graph-client- Performance improvements
graph-cli- We decide to pause new features to CLI so we can focus on migrating to TypeScript
- In this process we also investigated on reducing dependencies which will be follow up once we unify all the tooling in one place.
- We decide to pause new features to CLI so we can focus on migrating to TypeScript
Looking ahead (upcoming priorities)
graph-node- Finalize Nested Sorting and test out in staging
- Work with E&N team to rollout GraphQL Validations to the network
- Relay style cursor pagination
- Work on SQL generation for operations
- Add some tests and get reviews
graph-client- Performance improvements and fix any bugs
graph-cli- Finalize TypeScript migration and then merge all the other repos
- Start OClif migration - this will help us ship CLI as a binary so we can avoid all sorts of dependency problems some new users face in onboarding today when getting started with
graph-cli
- Publish roadmap for Graph Tooling Task Force