What’s new in Graph Artifacts
Blog post from Apollo
Graph Artifacts, a tool for managing schema versions in GraphOS, has been enhanced to simplify the processes of promotion and rollback by introducing new functionalities for handling tags. Previously, teams had to create custom scripts to manage artifact tags due to limited support in the Rover CLI and Studio interfaces, but the latest update addresses this by allowing users to manage tags directly from the Rover CLI with commands for assigning, listing, fetching, and deleting tags. This development enables one-line operations instead of maintaining complex scripts, while Studio's Launches page now displays tag information alongside artifact digests, eliminating the need to exit the browser to verify tag assignments. Tags are supported by OCI-compliant registry APIs, ensuring compatibility with tools like oras, and allowing a seamless experience across both GraphOS and private infrastructures. These improvements streamline workflows by integrating tag management into CI/CD pipelines, offering a more efficient and transparent way for teams to manage their deployments.
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