Unlink - WunderGraph

Usage

npx wgc subgraph unlink <source-subgraph-name>

Description

The npx wgc subgraph unlink command allows you to unlink a source subgraph from its linked target subgraph on the control plane. This removes the connection that was previously established using the wgc subgraph link command. After unlinking, schema checks performed on the source subgraph will no longer include validation against the previously linked target subgraph. This is useful when you want to stop cross-environment validation or when the linking relationship is no longer needed.

Parameters

• <source-subgraph-name>: The name of the subgraph that you want to unlink. This should be the same subgraph that was previously linked using the link command.

Options

• -n, --namespace <string>: The namespace of the source subgraph (Default: “default”).

Examples

1. Unlink a subgraph named “products” in the default namespace:

npx wgc subgraph unlink products

2. Unlink a subgraph named “inventory” in the “staging” namespace:

npx wgc subgraph unlink inventory -n staging

3. Unlink a subgraph with explicit namespace specification:

npx wgc subgraph unlink orders --namespace development

Notes

• The unlink operation only affects the source subgraph specified in the command. If you have multiple subgraphs linked to different targets, you need to unlink each one individually.
• After unlinking, the subgraph will continue to function normally, but schema validation will no longer include checks against the previously linked target subgraph.
• You can re-link the same subgraph to the same or different target subgraph at any time using the wgc subgraph link command.
• Ensure you have the necessary permissions to unlink subgraphs in the specified namespace.