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🐛 Fixes

fix: Validate ExecutableDocument in validate tool - @swcollard PR #329

Contains fixes for #327

The validate tool was parsing the operation passed in to it against the schema but it wasn't performing the validate function on the ExecutableDocument returned by the Parser. This led to cases where missing required arguments were not caught by the Tool.

This change also updates the input schema to the execute tool to make it more clear to the LLM that it needs to provide a valid JSON object

🛠 Maintenance

test: adding a basic manual e2e test for mcp server - @alocay PR #320

Adding some basic e2e tests using mcp-server-tester. Currently, the tool does not always exit (ctrl+c is sometimes needed) so this should be run manually.

How to run tests?

Added a script run_tests.sh (may need to run chmod +x to run it) to run tests. Basic usage found via ./run_tests.sh -h. The script does the following:

  1. Builds test/config yaml paths and verifies the files exist.
  2. Checks if release apollo-mcp-server binary exists. If not, it builds the binary via cargo build --release.
  3. Reads in the template file (used by mcp-server-tester) and replaces all <test-dir> placeholders with the test directory value. Generates this test server config file and places it in a temp location.
  4. Invokes the mcp-server-tester via npx.
  5. On script exit the generated config is cleaned up.

Example run:

To run the tests for local-operations simply run ./run_tests.sh local-operations

Update snapshot format - @DaleSeo PR #313

Updates all inline snapshots in the codebase to ensure they are consistent with the latest insta format.

Hardcoded version strings in tests - @DaleSeo PR #305

The GraphQL tests have hardcoded version strings that we need to update manually each time we release a new version. Since this isn't included in the release checklist, it's easy to miss it and only notice the test failures later.