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Announcing the end-of-life schedule for Apollo CLI service commands

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Date Published
Author
Caydie Tran
Word Count
127
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18
Language
English
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Summary

The Apollo CLI service commands are now officially deprecated and will reach their final end of life on April 28th, 2023. The Rover CLI is being promoted as an alternative for managing and maintaining graphs through GraphOS, with over 10 million all-time downloads and over 4 million command invocations per day. Despite the deprecation, Apollo will continue to provide support for its client commands, while users are encouraged to migrate to the Rover CLI by referring to a migration guide. The end-of-life schedule is part of Apollo's software lifecycle policies, which can be found in the launch stages documentation.

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