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[ CI/CD Integration guide] ( ../integrations/ci-cd.mdx ) .
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- Start by setting your Hive token in [ ` hive.json ` ] ( /docs/api-reference/cli#config-file-hivejson )
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+ [ ` hive.json ` ] ( https://github.com/kamilkisiela/graphql-hive/blob/main/packages/libraries/cli/README.md#config-file-hivejson )
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file, or set it as ` HIVE_TOKEN ` environment variable.
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Further reading:
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This CLI command requires an active registry token with ** Read** permissions to the target.
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- Start by setting your Hive token in [ ` hive.json ` ] ( /docs/api-reference/cli#config-file-hivejson )
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+ [ ` hive.json ` ] ( https://github.com/kamilkisiela/graphql-hive/blob/main/packages/libraries/cli/README.md#config-file-hivejson )
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file, or set it as ` HIVE_TOKEN ` environment variable.
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Checking a GraphQL schema is the form of checking the compatbility of an upcoming schema, compared
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This action is only available for Schema-Stitching and Apollo Federation projects.
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- Start by setting your Hive token in [ ` hive.json ` ] ( /docs/api-reference/cli#config-file-hivejson )
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file, or set it as ` HIVE_TOKEN ` environment variable.
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In case you want to compose a schema (or a subgraph in case of Federation), you can do so by using
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