diff --git a/src/content/graphos/delivery/checks-reference.mdx b/src/content/graphos/delivery/checks-reference.mdx index 408848aba..c3c6e75ad 100644 --- a/src/content/graphos/delivery/checks-reference.mdx +++ b/src/content/graphos/delivery/checks-reference.mdx @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ subtitle: Reference for types of schema changes that checks can detect description: GraphOS Schema checks reference for schema changes in your GraphQL schema. --- -This reference describes the operations checks statuses you may see in the Studio UI and the schema change types reported by [the Rover CLI `subgraph check` response](./check-configurations#the-check-response). +This reference describes the operations checks statuses you may see in GraphOS Studio and the schema change types reported by [the Rover CLI `subgraph check` response](./check-configurations#the-check-response). ## Operations check statuses @@ -89,11 +89,11 @@ A user has chosen to [ignore](#overriding-flagged-changes) schema change(s) for ## Schema change types -When you [run a schema check](./check-configurations#running-checks), the check response classifies each schema change with the following codes. +When you run a schema check, the check response classifies each schema change with the following codes. Not every change to a schema is a potentially breaking change. Additive changes (such as adding a field to a type) are usually safe and do not affect active clients. Deletions and modifications (such as removing a field or changing a return type), however, can break clients that use affected types and fields. -If you use the GraphOS Router to [report operation metrics](../metrics/sending-operation-metrics), you can configure extended reference reporting for more accurate schema checks. [Learn more.](/router/configuration/overview/#extended-reference-reporting) +If you use the GraphOS Router to [report operation metrics](../metrics/sending-operation-metrics), you can configure [extended reference reporting](/router/configuration/overview/#extended-reference-reporting) for more accurate schema checks. ### Potentially breaking changes