Could not parse schema: UrlParse("locations", InvalidUri(InvalidFormat))

Help
1

When I start router on local, I get the below error message (“ERROR could not parse schema: UrlParse(“locations”, InvalidUri(InvalidFormat))”)

Can you help me to troubleshoot the problem?

2023-01-11T22:59:46.736726Z INFO Apollo Router v1.7.0 // (c) Apollo Graph, Inc. // Licensed as ELv2 (Apollo FAQ on Licensing under Elastic License v2 (ELv2) - Apollo GraphQL Docs)
2023-01-11T22:59:46.736785Z INFO Anonymous usage data is gathered to inform Apollo product development. See Privacy and data collection - Apollo GraphQL Docs for more info.
2023-01-11T22:59:46.989953Z ERROR could not parse schema: UrlParse(“locations”, InvalidUri(InvalidFormat))

Local OS: Windows 10

2

I believe this error means that the URL of the subgraph named “locations” was invalid. Are you able to share the config file which you were using that produced this error?

3

Hi @dylan I am experiencing similar issue, which config would you like, can you specify? I used the ODYSSEY-VOYAGE-1 repo.

Error :
2023-01-12T21:34:03.018119Z INFO Apollo Router v1.8.0 // (c) Apollo Graph, Inc. // Licensed as ELv2 (Apollo FAQ on Licensing under Elastic License v2 (ELv2) - Apollo GraphQL Docs)
2023-01-12T21:34:03.018827Z INFO Anonymous usage data is gathered to inform Apollo product development. See Privacy and data collection - Apollo GraphQL Docs for more info.
2023-01-12T21:34:03.632398Z ERROR could not parse schema: UrlParse(“locations”, InvalidUri(InvalidAuthority))

4

@dylan , which config file?
I am stuck in the step 08 of the Voyage Part1 tutorial
https://www.apollographql.com/tutorials/voyage-part1/08-router-configuration-and-uplink

5

I have resolved my issue, I had a typo in the localhost url in the command that I was publishing the subgraphs @Yasar can you have a look, I put them in the package.json in the root directory for easy use, instead of writing the whole thing all the time.
Example : yarn rover subgraph publish <APOLLO_GRAPH_REF> --name locations --schema ./subgraph-locations/locations.graphql --routing-url http://localhost:4001

1 Like
6

@Stavros_Kollias , You are right. I had a typo in the url as well.
Thank you very much :pray:

1 Like
7

I meant the YAML config for Router, which, you don’t need if you’re using APOLLO_GRAPH_REF. I’m glad you were able to sort out the issue!

By the way, if you encounter any more problems, you can get faster feedback from us by joining our new Discord :grinning: