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✨ Features

Apollo Studio Explorer landing page (PR #526)
We've replaced the redirect to Apollo Studio with a statically rendered landing page. This supersedes the previous redirect approach was merely introduced as a short-cut. The experience now duplicates the user-experience which exists in Apollo Gateway today.
It is also possible to save the redirect preference and make the behavior sticky for future visits. As a bonus, this also resolves the failure to preserve the correct HTTP scheme (e.g., https://) in the event that the Apollo Router was operating behind a TLS-terminating proxy, since the redirect is now handled client-side.
Overall, this should be a more durable and more transparent experience for the user.
Display Apollo Router version on startup (PR #543)
The Apollo Router displays its version on startup from now on, which will come in handy when debugging/observing how your application behaves.

Passing a --supergraph file supersedes Managed Federation (PR #535)
The --supergraph flag will no longer be silently ignored when the Supergraph is already being provided through Managed Federation (i.e., when the APOLLO_KEY and APOLLO_GRAPH_REF environment variables are set). This allows temporarily overriding the Supergraph schema that is fetched from Apollo Studio's Uplink endpoint, while still reporting metrics to Apollo Studio reporting ingress.
Anonymous operation names are now empty in tracing (PR #525)
When GraphQL operation names are not necessary to execute an operation (i.e., when there is only a single operation in a GraphQL document) and the GraphQL operation is not named (i.e., it is anonymous), the operation_name attribute on the trace spans that are associated with the request will no longer contain a single hyphen character (-) but will instead be an empty string. This matches the way that these operations are represented during the GraphQL operation's life-cycle as well.
Resolved missing documentation in Apollo Explorer (PR #540)
We've resolved a scenario that prevented Apollo Explorer from displaying documentation by adding support for a new introspection query which also queries for deprecation (i.e., includeDeprecated) on input arguments.