Upcoming Release Changes

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Releases

@graphql-hive/yoga@0.48.2

Patch Changes

• #8189
  edda043
  Thanks @enisdenjo! - Use original operation document when usage
  reporting

  Some envelop plugins (like extended-validation) mutate documents in place and can therefore cause
  the document to be different AFTER execution than the one that was used FOR execution. To avoid
  this rugpull, we create a new stable document operation (object) for usage reporting.

hive@11.4.0

Minor Changes

• #8078
  bd6cce7
  Thanks @mish-elle! - Added opt-in AWS IAM authentication for
  ElastiCache Redis connections and Redis Cluster mode support. When IAM is enabled, services
  authenticate to Redis using short-lived SigV4 pre-signed tokens instead of static passwords, with
  automatic token refresh before expiry.

  New environment variables

  Variable	Service	Description
  AWS_REGION	schema, server, tokens, usage, workflows	Default AWS region for all AWS connections.
  REDIS_AWS_IAM_AUTH_ENABLED	schema, server, tokens, usage, workflows	Set to 1 to enable IAM authentication for Redis.
  REDIS_AWS_IAM_CACHE_NAME	schema, server, tokens, usage, workflows	The ElastiCache Redis cache instance name. Used as the host for the signer.
  REDIS_AWS_REGION	schema, server, tokens, usage, workflows	Optional override for the Redis region (defaults to AWS_REGION).
  REDIS_CLUSTER_MODE_ENABLED	schema, server, tokens, usage, workflows	Set to 1 to connect using Redis Cluster mode.
  REDIS_USERNAME	schema, server, tokens, usage, workflows	Optional Redis username for ACL-based authentication (defaults to default).

  To enable

  • REDIS_AWS_IAM_AUTH_ENABLED=1
  • REDIS_TLS_ENABLED=1 must be set (IAM authentication requires TLS).
  • REDIS_AWS_REGION or AWS_REGION must be set.
  • REDIS_AWS_IAM_CACHE_NAME set to the name of the cache instance in AWS. This will be used as
    the hostname for the signer.
  • The pod/instance must have AWS credentials available (e.g. IRSA, EKS Pod Identity, instance
    profile) with the appropriate ElastiCache IAM permissions.

  Other changes

  • Bumping ioredis to 5.10.1.

• #8175
  dc800a8
  Thanks @jdolle! - Introduce a new configuration option for selecting
  individual dangerous change types to consider breaking. This is useful because dangerous changes
  can be situational based on a team's accepted risk and deployment process.

Patch Changes

• #8183
  42c9d81
  Thanks @jdolle! - Maintain scroll position on target explorer page
  when navigating back from another page

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Code Review

This pull request bumps the deployment version to 11.4.0 and updates the changelog to document the new AWS IAM authentication for ElastiCache Redis, Redis Cluster mode support, and the ioredis dependency bump. No review comments were provided, and there is no feedback to address.

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🚀 Snapshot Release (rc)

The latest changes of this PR are available as rc on npm (based on the declared changesets):

Package	Version	Info
@graphql-hive/yoga	0.48.2-rc-20260703055618-0337468689cbfbce4a763218663407ee9313cb16	npm ↗︎ unpkg ↗︎
hive	11.4.0-rc-20260703055618-0337468689cbfbce4a763218663407ee9313cb16	npm ↗︎ unpkg ↗︎

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