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Bumps the apollo group with 3 updates in the /platforms/android/samples/MobileBuyIntegration directory: com.apollographql.apollo, com.apollographql.apollo:apollo-runtime and com.apollographql.apollo:apollo-normalized-cache.

Updates com.apollographql.apollo from 4.4.3 to 5.0.0

Release notes

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5.0.0

Apollo Kotlin 5 is a major release focused on:

  • GraphQL golden path: incremental delivery (@defer/@stream), fragment arguments, service capabilities, onError, nullability, field extensions, @oneOf, schema coordinates, ...
  • Modernized infrastructure: KGP 2.3.10, Gradle 9, AGP 9, classloader isolation, isolated projects support.

In addition, Apollo Kotlin 5 stabilizes the new WebSocket engine, adds new KMP targets, a new HTTP cache strategy on top of OkHttp, new compiler plugin APIs, and more.

Previous DeprecationLevel.WARNING symbols are now DeprecationLevel.ERROR.
Previous DeprecationLevel.ERROR symbols are removed.

Apollo Kotlin 5 is an incremental release. Most of the APIs are compatible with Apollo Kotlin 4. The main breaking changes are in experimental Data Builders and Apollo Compiler Plugins.

For an upgrade walkthrough, see the v5 migration guide.

🚀 GraphQL golden path

Apollo Kotlin 5 implements the latest version of the GraphQL specification draft as well as support for many experimental RFCs.

Those RFCs solve long-standing pain points in GraphQL, such as semantic nullability or fragment arguments.

  • Add incremental/v0.2 format for @defer and @stream (#6331).
  • Add fragment arguments (#6882).
  • Add support for onError (#6860).
  • Add support for service capabilities (#6858).
  • Add field extensions (#6856, #6867).
  • Add schema coordinates (#6560).
  • Add @ignore support (#6900).
  • Add support descriptions on variable definitions (#6699).
  • Add support for directives on directive definitions (#6803).
  • Speed up field merging validation (#6875).
  • Validate @oneOf input objects when they create cycles (#6894).

🧰 Modernized infrastructure

The Gradle plugin now uses Gratatouille classloader isolation, instead of GR8 relocation previously (#6524). This makes the plugin more robust and easier to debug.

Apollo Kotlin 5 uses KGP 2.3, with 2.1 compatibility for JVM and Android consumers. Native and JS consumers must compile with KGP 2.3+.

  • Switch the Gradle plugin to Gratatouille (#6524).
  • Simplify task wiring and propagate task dependencies in multi-module setups (#6562, #6879).
  • Avoid eager configuration of Gradle objects (#6820).
  • Add linuxX64 (#6493), linuxArm64 (#6929) and watchosDeviceArm64 (#6791) targets.
  • Bump to 2.3.10 (#6873). Native/JS/Wasm consumers must compile with Kotlin 2.3.
  • Update to Gradle 9 (#6548, #6652, #6769, #6862, #6887).
  • Bump Ktor to 3.1.2 (#6465).
  • AGP9 support, including com.android.kotlin.multiplatform.library (#6703, #6707, #6736).
  • Add a default Accept header to introspection queries (#6616).

🚗 Runtime

... (truncated)

Changelog

Sourced from com.apollographql.apollo's changelog.

Version 5.0.0

2026-05-12

Apollo Kotlin 5 is a major release focused on:

  • GraphQL golden path: incremental delivery (@defer/@stream), fragment arguments, service capabilities, onError, nullability, field extensions, @oneOf, schema coordinates, ...
  • Modernized infrastructure: KGP 2.3.10, Gradle 9, AGP 9, classloader isolation, isolated projects support.

In addition, Apollo Kotlin 5 stabilizes the new WebSocket engine, adds new KMP targets, a new HTTP cache strategy on top of OkHttp, new compiler plugin APIs, and more.

Previous DeprecationLevel.WARNING symbols are now DeprecationLevel.ERROR.
Previous DeprecationLevel.ERROR symbols are removed.

Apollo Kotlin 5 is an incremental release. Most of the APIs are compatible with Apollo Kotlin 4. The main breaking changes are in experimental Data Builders and Apollo Compiler Plugins.

For an upgrade walkthrough, see the v5 migration guide.

🚀 GraphQL golden path

Apollo Kotlin 5 implements the latest version of the GraphQL specification draft as well as support for many experimental RFCs.

Those RFCs solve long-standing pain points in GraphQL, such as semantic nullability or fragment arguments.

  • Add incremental/v0.2 format for @defer and @stream (#6331).
  • Add fragment arguments (#6882).
  • Add support for onError (#6860).
  • Add support for service capabilities (#6858).
  • Add field extensions (#6856, #6867).
  • Add schema coordinates (#6560).
  • Add @ignore support (#6900).
  • Add support descriptions on variable definitions (#6699).
  • Add support for directives on directive definitions (#6803).
  • Speed up field merging validation (#6875).
  • Validate @oneOf input objects when they create cycles (#6894).

🧰 Modernized infrastructure

The Gradle plugin now uses Gratatouille classloader isolation, instead of GR8 relocation previously (#6524). This makes the plugin more robust and easier to debug.

Apollo Kotlin 5 uses KGP 2.3, with 2.1 compatibility for JVM and Android consumers. Native and JS consumers must compile with KGP 2.3+.

  • Switch the Gradle plugin to Gratatouille (#6524).
  • Simplify task wiring and propagate task dependencies in multi-module setups (#6562, #6879).
  • Avoid eager configuration of Gradle objects (#6820).
  • Add linuxX64 (#6493), linuxArm64 (#6929) and watchosDeviceArm64 (#6791) targets.
  • Bump to 2.3.10 (#6873). Native/JS/Wasm consumers must compile with Kotlin 2.3.
  • Update to Gradle 9 (#6548, #6652, #6769, #6862, #6887).
  • Bump Ktor to 3.1.2 (#6465).
  • AGP9 support, including com.android.kotlin.multiplatform.library (#6703, #6707, #6736).
  • Add a default Accept header to introspection queries (#6616).

... (truncated)

Commits

Updates com.apollographql.apollo:apollo-runtime from 4.4.3 to 5.0.0

Release notes

Sourced from com.apollographql.apollo:apollo-runtime's releases.

5.0.0

Apollo Kotlin 5 is a major release focused on:

  • GraphQL golden path: incremental delivery (@defer/@stream), fragment arguments, service capabilities, onError, nullability, field extensions, @oneOf, schema coordinates, ...
  • Modernized infrastructure: KGP 2.3.10, Gradle 9, AGP 9, classloader isolation, isolated projects support.

In addition, Apollo Kotlin 5 stabilizes the new WebSocket engine, adds new KMP targets, a new HTTP cache strategy on top of OkHttp, new compiler plugin APIs, and more.

Previous DeprecationLevel.WARNING symbols are now DeprecationLevel.ERROR.
Previous DeprecationLevel.ERROR symbols are removed.

Apollo Kotlin 5 is an incremental release. Most of the APIs are compatible with Apollo Kotlin 4. The main breaking changes are in experimental Data Builders and Apollo Compiler Plugins.

For an upgrade walkthrough, see the v5 migration guide.

🚀 GraphQL golden path

Apollo Kotlin 5 implements the latest version of the GraphQL specification draft as well as support for many experimental RFCs.

Those RFCs solve long-standing pain points in GraphQL, such as semantic nullability or fragment arguments.

  • Add incremental/v0.2 format for @defer and @stream (#6331).
  • Add fragment arguments (#6882).
  • Add support for onError (#6860).
  • Add support for service capabilities (#6858).
  • Add field extensions (#6856, #6867).
  • Add schema coordinates (#6560).
  • Add @ignore support (#6900).
  • Add support descriptions on variable definitions (#6699).
  • Add support for directives on directive definitions (#6803).
  • Speed up field merging validation (#6875).
  • Validate @oneOf input objects when they create cycles (#6894).

🧰 Modernized infrastructure

The Gradle plugin now uses Gratatouille classloader isolation, instead of GR8 relocation previously (#6524). This makes the plugin more robust and easier to debug.

Apollo Kotlin 5 uses KGP 2.3, with 2.1 compatibility for JVM and Android consumers. Native and JS consumers must compile with KGP 2.3+.

  • Switch the Gradle plugin to Gratatouille (#6524).
  • Simplify task wiring and propagate task dependencies in multi-module setups (#6562, #6879).
  • Avoid eager configuration of Gradle objects (#6820).
  • Add linuxX64 (#6493), linuxArm64 (#6929) and watchosDeviceArm64 (#6791) targets.
  • Bump to 2.3.10 (#6873). Native/JS/Wasm consumers must compile with Kotlin 2.3.
  • Update to Gradle 9 (#6548, #6652, #6769, #6862, #6887).
  • Bump Ktor to 3.1.2 (#6465).
  • AGP9 support, including com.android.kotlin.multiplatform.library (#6703, #6707, #6736).
  • Add a default Accept header to introspection queries (#6616).

🚗 Runtime

... (truncated)

Changelog

Sourced from com.apollographql.apollo:apollo-runtime's changelog.

Version 5.0.0

2026-05-12

Apollo Kotlin 5 is a major release focused on:

  • GraphQL golden path: incremental delivery (@defer/@stream), fragment arguments, service capabilities, onError, nullability, field extensions, @oneOf, schema coordinates, ...
  • Modernized infrastructure: KGP 2.3.10, Gradle 9, AGP 9, classloader isolation, isolated projects support.

In addition, Apollo Kotlin 5 stabilizes the new WebSocket engine, adds new KMP targets, a new HTTP cache strategy on top of OkHttp, new compiler plugin APIs, and more.

Previous DeprecationLevel.WARNING symbols are now DeprecationLevel.ERROR.
Previous DeprecationLevel.ERROR symbols are removed.

Apollo Kotlin 5 is an incremental release. Most of the APIs are compatible with Apollo Kotlin 4. The main breaking changes are in experimental Data Builders and Apollo Compiler Plugins.

For an upgrade walkthrough, see the v5 migration guide.

🚀 GraphQL golden path

Apollo Kotlin 5 implements the latest version of the GraphQL specification draft as well as support for many experimental RFCs.

Those RFCs solve long-standing pain points in GraphQL, such as semantic nullability or fragment arguments.

  • Add incremental/v0.2 format for @defer and @stream (#6331).
  • Add fragment arguments (#6882).
  • Add support for onError (#6860).
  • Add support for service capabilities (#6858).
  • Add field extensions (#6856, #6867).
  • Add schema coordinates (#6560).
  • Add @ignore support (#6900).
  • Add support descriptions on variable definitions (#6699).
  • Add support for directives on directive definitions (#6803).
  • Speed up field merging validation (#6875).
  • Validate @oneOf input objects when they create cycles (#6894).

🧰 Modernized infrastructure

The Gradle plugin now uses Gratatouille classloader isolation, instead of GR8 relocation previously (#6524). This makes the plugin more robust and easier to debug.

Apollo Kotlin 5 uses KGP 2.3, with 2.1 compatibility for JVM and Android consumers. Native and JS consumers must compile with KGP 2.3+.

  • Switch the Gradle plugin to Gratatouille (#6524).
  • Simplify task wiring and propagate task dependencies in multi-module setups (#6562, #6879).
  • Avoid eager configuration of Gradle objects (#6820).
  • Add linuxX64 (#6493), linuxArm64 (#6929) and watchosDeviceArm64 (#6791) targets.
  • Bump to 2.3.10 (#6873). Native/JS/Wasm consumers must compile with Kotlin 2.3.
  • Update to Gradle 9 (#6548, #6652, #6769, #6862, #6887).
  • Bump Ktor to 3.1.2 (#6465).
  • AGP9 support, including com.android.kotlin.multiplatform.library (#6703, #6707, #6736).
  • Add a default Accept header to introspection queries (#6616).

... (truncated)

Commits

Updates com.apollographql.apollo:apollo-normalized-cache from 4.4.3 to 5.0.0

Release notes

Sourced from com.apollographql.apollo:apollo-normalized-cache's releases.

5.0.0

Apollo Kotlin 5 is a major release focused on:

  • GraphQL golden path: incremental delivery (@defer/@stream), fragment arguments, service capabilities, onError, nullability, field extensions, @oneOf, schema coordinates, ...
  • Modernized infrastructure: KGP 2.3.10, Gradle 9, AGP 9, classloader isolation, isolated projects support.

In addition, Apollo Kotlin 5 stabilizes the new WebSocket engine, adds new KMP targets, a new HTTP cache strategy on top of OkHttp, new compiler plugin APIs, and more.

Previous DeprecationLevel.WARNING symbols are now DeprecationLevel.ERROR.
Previous DeprecationLevel.ERROR symbols are removed.

Apollo Kotlin 5 is an incremental release. Most of the APIs are compatible with Apollo Kotlin 4. The main breaking changes are in experimental Data Builders and Apollo Compiler Plugins.

For an upgrade walkthrough, see the v5 migration guide.

🚀 GraphQL golden path

Apollo Kotlin 5 implements the latest version of the GraphQL specification draft as well as support for many experimental RFCs.

Those RFCs solve long-standing pain points in GraphQL, such as semantic nullability or fragment arguments.

  • Add incremental/v0.2 format for @defer and @stream (#6331).
  • Add fragment arguments (#6882).
  • Add support for onError (#6860).
  • Add support for service capabilities (#6858).
  • Add field extensions (#6856, #6867).
  • Add schema coordinates (#6560).
  • Add @ignore support (#6900).
  • Add support descriptions on variable definitions (#6699).
  • Add support for directives on directive definitions (#6803).
  • Speed up field merging validation (#6875).
  • Validate @oneOf input objects when they create cycles (#6894).

🧰 Modernized infrastructure

The Gradle plugin now uses Gratatouille classloader isolation, instead of GR8 relocation previously (#6524). This makes the plugin more robust and easier to debug.

Apollo Kotlin 5 uses KGP 2.3, with 2.1 compatibility for JVM and Android consumers. Native and JS consumers must compile with KGP 2.3+.

  • Switch the Gradle plugin to Gratatouille (#6524).
  • Simplify task wiring and propagate task dependencies in multi-module setups (#6562, #6879).
  • Avoid eager configuration of Gradle objects (#6820).
  • Add linuxX64 (#6493), linuxArm64 (#6929) and watchosDeviceArm64 (#6791) targets.
  • Bump to 2.3.10 (#6873). Native/JS/Wasm consumers must compile with Kotlin 2.3.
  • Update to Gradle 9 (#6548, #6652, #6769, #6862, #6887).
  • Bump Ktor to 3.1.2 (#6465).
  • AGP9 support, including com.android.kotlin.multiplatform.library (#6703, #6707, #6736).
  • Add a default Accept header to introspection queries (#6616).

🚗 Runtime

... (truncated)

Changelog

Sourced from com.apollographql.apollo:apollo-normalized-cache's changelog.

Version 5.0.0

2026-05-12

Apollo Kotlin 5 is a major release focused on:

  • GraphQL golden path: incremental delivery (@defer/@stream), fragment arguments, service capabilities, onError, nullability, field extensions, @oneOf, schema coordinates, ...
  • Modernized infrastructure: KGP 2.3.10, Gradle 9, AGP 9, classloader isolation, isolated projects support.

In addition, Apollo Kotlin 5 stabilizes the new WebSocket engine, adds new KMP targets, a new HTTP cache strategy on top of OkHttp, new compiler plugin APIs, and more.

Previous DeprecationLevel.WARNING symbols are now DeprecationLevel.ERROR.
Previous DeprecationLevel.ERROR symbols are removed.

Apollo Kotlin 5 is an incremental release. Most of the APIs are compatible with Apollo Kotlin 4. The main breaking changes are in experimental Data Builders and Apollo Compiler Plugins.

For an upgrade walkthrough, see the v5 migration guide.

🚀 GraphQL golden path

Apollo Kotlin 5 implements the latest version of the GraphQL specification draft as well as support for many experimental RFCs.

Those RFCs solve long-standing pain points in GraphQL, such as semantic nullability or fragment arguments.

  • Add incremental/v0.2 format for @defer and @stream (#6331).
  • Add fragment arguments (#6882).
  • Add support for onError (#6860).
  • Add support for service capabilities (#6858).
  • Add field extensions (#6856, #6867).
  • Add schema coordinates (#6560).
  • Add @ignore support (#6900).
  • Add support descriptions on variable definitions (#6699).
  • Add support for directives on directive definitions (#6803).
  • Speed up field merging validation (#6875).
  • Validate @oneOf input objects when they create cycles (#6894).

🧰 Modernized infrastructure

The Gradle plugin now uses Gratatouille classloader isolation, instead of GR8 relocation previously (#6524). This makes the plugin more robust and easier to debug.

Apollo Kotlin 5 uses KGP 2.3, with 2.1 compatibility for JVM and Android consumers. Native and JS consumers must compile with KGP 2.3+.

  • Switch the Gradle plugin to Gratatouille (#6524).
  • Simplify task wiring and propagate task dependencies in multi-module setups (#6562, #6879).
  • Avoid eager configuration of Gradle objects (#6820).
  • Add linuxX64 (#6493), linuxArm64 (#6929) and watchosDeviceArm64 (#6791) targets.
  • Bump to 2.3.10 (#6873). Native/JS/Wasm consumers must compile with Kotlin 2.3.
  • Update to Gradle 9 (#6548, #6652, #6769, #6862, #6887).
  • Bump Ktor to 3.1.2 (#6465).
  • AGP9 support, including com.android.kotlin.multiplatform.library (#6703, #6707, #6736).
  • Add a default Accept header to introspection queries (#6616).

... (truncated)

Commits

Updates com.apollographql.apollo:apollo-normalized-cache from 4.4.3 to 5.0.0

Release notes

Sourced from com.apollographql.apollo:apollo-normalized-cache's releases.

5.0.0

Apollo Kotlin 5 is a major release focused on:

  • GraphQL golden path: incremental delivery (@defer/@stream), fragment arguments, service capabilities, onError, nullability, field extensions, @oneOf, schema coordinates, ...
  • Modernized infrastructure: KGP 2.3.10, Gradle 9, AGP 9, classloader isolation, isolated projects support.

In addition, Apollo Kotlin 5 stabilizes the new WebSocket engine, adds new KMP targets, a new HTTP cache strategy on top of OkHttp, new compiler plugin APIs, and more.

Previous DeprecationLevel.WARNING symbols are now DeprecationLevel.ERROR.
Previous DeprecationLevel.ERROR symbols are removed.

Apollo Kotlin 5 is an incremental release. Most of the APIs are compatible with Apollo Kotlin 4. The main breaking changes are in experimental Data Builders and Apollo Compiler Plugins.

For an upgrade walkthrough, see the v5 migration guide.

🚀 GraphQL golden path

Apollo Kotlin 5 implements the latest version of the GraphQL specification draft as well as support for many experimental RFCs.

Those RFCs solve long-standing pain points in GraphQL, such as semantic nullability or fragment arguments.

  • Add incremental/v0.2 format for @defer and @stream (#6331).
  • Add fragment arguments (#6882).
  • Add support for onError (#6860).
  • Add support for service capabilities (#6858).
  • Add field extensions (#6856, #6867).
  • Add schema coordinates (#6560).
  • Add @ignore support (#6900).
  • Add support descriptions on variable definitions (#6699).
  • Add support for directives on directive definitions (#6803).
  • Speed up field merging validation (#6875).
  • Validate @oneOf input objects when they create cycles (#6894).

🧰 Modernized infrastructure

The Gradle plugin now uses Gratatouille classloader isolation, instead of GR8 relocation previously (#6524). This makes the plugin more robust and easier to debug.

Apollo Kotlin 5 uses KGP 2.3, with 2.1 compatibility for JVM and Android consumers. Native and JS consumers must compile with KGP 2.3+.

  • Switch the Gradle plugin to Gratatouille (#6524).
  • Simplify task wiring and propagate task dependencies in multi-module setups (#6562, #6879).
  • Avoid eager configuration of Gradle objects (#6820).
  • Add linuxX64 (#6493), linuxArm64 (#6929) and watchosDeviceArm64 (#6791) targets.
  • Bump to 2.3.10 (#6873). Native/JS/Wasm consumers must compile with Kotlin 2.3.
  • Update to Gradle 9 (#6548, #6652, #6769, #6862, #6887).
  • Bump Ktor to 3.1.2 (#6465).
  • AGP9 support, including com.android.kotlin.multiplatform.library (#6703, #6707, #6736).
  • Add a default Accept header to introspection queries (#6616).

🚗 Runtime

... (truncated)

Changelog

Sourced from com.apollographql.apollo:apollo-normalized-cache's changelog.

Version 5.0.0

2026-05-12

Apollo Kotlin 5 is a major release focused on:

  • GraphQL golden path: incremental delivery (@defer/@stream), fragment arguments, service capabilities, onError, nullability, field extensions, @oneOf, schema coordinates, ...
  • Modernized infrastructure: KGP 2.3.10, Gradle 9, AGP 9, classloader isolation, isolated projects support.

In addition, Apollo Kotlin 5 stabilizes the new WebSocket engine, adds new KMP targets, a new HTTP cache strategy on top of OkHttp, new compiler plugin APIs, and more.

Previous DeprecationLevel.WARNING symbols are now DeprecationLevel.ERROR.
Previous DeprecationLevel.ERROR symbols are removed.

Apollo Kotlin 5 is an incremental release. Most of the APIs are compatible with Apollo Kotlin 4. The main breaking changes are in experimental Data Builders and Apollo Compiler Plugins.

For an upgrade walkthrough, see the v5 migration guide.

🚀 GraphQL golden path

Apollo Kotlin 5 implements the latest version of the GraphQL specification draft as well as support for many experimental RFCs.

Those RFCs solve long-standing pain points in GraphQL, such as semantic nullability or fragment arguments.

  • Add incremental/v0.2 format for @defer and @stream (#6331).
  • Add fragment arguments (#6882).
  • Add support for onError (#6860).
  • Add support for service capabilities (#6858).
  • Add field extensions (#6856, #6867).
  • Add schema coordinates (#6560).
  • Add @ignore support (#6900).
  • Add support descriptions on variable definitions (#6699).
  • Add support for directives on directive definitions (#6803).
  • Speed up field merging validation (#6875).
  • Validate @oneOf input objects when they create cycles (#6894).

🧰 Modernized infrastructure

The Gradle plugin now uses Gratatouille classloader isolation, instead of GR8 relocation previously (#6524). This makes the plugin more robust and easier to debug.

Apollo Kotlin 5 uses KGP 2.3, with 2.1 compatibility for JVM and Android consumers. Native and JS consumers must compile with KGP 2.3+.

  • Switch the Gradle plugin to Gratatouille (#6524).
  • Simplify task wiring and propagate task dependencies in multi-module setups (#6562, #6879).
  • Avoid eager configuration of Gradle objects (#6820).
  • Add linuxX64 (#6493), linuxArm64 (#6929) and watchosDeviceArm64 (#6791) targets.
  • Bump to 2.3.10 (#6873). Native/JS/Wasm consumers must compile with Kotlin 2.3.
  • Update to Gradle 9 (#6548, #6652, #6769, #6862, #6887).
  • Bump Ktor to 3.1.2 (#6465).
  • AGP9 support, including com.android.kotlin.multiplatform.library (#6703, #6707, #6736).
  • Add a default Accept header to introspection queries (#6616).

... (truncated)

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@dependabot dependabot Bot changed the title chore(deps): bump the apollo group in /platforms/android/samples/MobileBuyIntegration with 3 updates chore(deps): bump the apollo group across 1 directory with 3 updates May 20, 2026
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Actually this is failing to run due to caching changes in v5.0.0

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chore(deps): bump the apollo group across 1 directory with 3 updates
c3babe0 
Bumps the apollo group with 3 updates in the /platforms/android/samples/MobileBuyIntegration directory: [com.apollographql.apollo](https://github.com/apollographql/apollo-kotlin), [com.apollographql.apollo:apollo-runtime](https://github.com/apollographql/apollo-kotlin) and [com.apollographql.apollo:apollo-normalized-cache](https://github.com/apollographql/apollo-kotlin).


Updates `com.apollographql.apollo` from 4.4.3 to 5.0.0
- [Release notes](https://github.com/apollographql/apollo-kotlin/releases)
- [Changelog](https://github.com/apollographql/apollo-kotlin/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md)
- [Commits](apollographql/apollo-kotlin@v4.4.3...v5.0.0)

Updates `com.apollographql.apollo:apollo-runtime` from 4.4.3 to 5.0.0
- [Release notes](https://github.com/apollographql/apollo-kotlin/releases)
- [Changelog](https://github.com/apollographql/apollo-kotlin/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md)
- [Commits](apollographql/apollo-kotlin@v4.4.3...v5.0.0)

Updates `com.apollographql.apollo:apollo-normalized-cache` from 4.4.3 to 5.0.0
- [Release notes](https://github.com/apollographql/apollo-kotlin/releases)
- [Changelog](https://github.com/apollographql/apollo-kotlin/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md)
- [Commits](apollographql/apollo-kotlin@v4.4.3...v5.0.0)

Updates `com.apollographql.apollo:apollo-normalized-cache` from 4.4.3 to 5.0.0
- [Release notes](https://github.com/apollographql/apollo-kotlin/releases)
- [Changelog](https://github.com/apollographql/apollo-kotlin/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md)
- [Commits](apollographql/apollo-kotlin@v4.4.3...v5.0.0)

---
updated-dependencies:
- dependency-name: com.apollographql.apollo
  dependency-version: 5.0.0
  dependency-type: direct:production
  update-type: version-update:semver-major
  dependency-group: apollo
- dependency-name: com.apollographql.apollo:apollo-normalized-cache
  dependency-version: 5.0.0
  dependency-type: direct:production
  update-type: version-update:semver-major
  dependency-group: apollo
- dependency-name: com.apollographql.apollo:apollo-normalized-cache
  dependency-version: 5.0.0
  dependency-type: direct:production
  update-type: version-update:semver-major
  dependency-group: apollo
- dependency-name: com.apollographql.apollo:apollo-runtime
  dependency-version: 5.0.0
  dependency-type: direct:production
  update-type: version-update:semver-major
  dependency-group: apollo
...

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