Apply a build
Create a build
As you've been using ddn dev
to watch for changes in your project, you've been creating builds. Do note that you can
also do this manually, such as during a CI/CD pipeline, using the CLI.
When you create a build, you're building both the connectors for a project and the updated supergraph itself. Under the
hood, ddn dev
automates two commands:
ddn build connector-manifest
and
ddn build supergraph-manifest
.
For ease, we'll take the last autogenerated build from ddn dev
and apply it to our project's endpoint.
Apply a build
To apply a build, you'll need to use the ddn apply
command. This command will apply the build to your project's
endpoint and will make it accessible to anyone who has access to the project's endpoint.
First, we'll get a list of all the builds in our project:
ddn get supergraph-build
Take the latest build version and apply it to your project's endpoint:
ddn apply supergraph-build <build-version>
And that's it! You've successfully created and applied a build to your project.
- Build apps and APIs 10x faster
- Built-in authorization and caching
- 8x more performant than hand-rolled APIs