chore(federation): Rename buildFederatedSchema -> buildSubgraphSchema
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A search of 'federated' within the codebase reveals a lot of documentation that could be migrated to 'subgraph' cc @StephenBarlow. |
StephenBarlow
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Not reviewing but I love this idea. |
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This deprecates but continues to support usages of buildFederatedSchema by exporting an alias of the existing function.
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This deprecates but continues to support usages of
buildFederatedSchemaby exporting an alias of the existing function.
The naming of this fn has always been slightly confusing, but since the
introduction of the word
subgraph, this seems like a very sensible rename.