After clicking the ‘Create API Key’ button in the top-right corner, your API key will be generated. You can then copy and paste it into your commands as needed.
Warning: Always handle your API keys securely. Do not expose them in
client-side code or share them publicly. Store them in a secure location, such
as environment variables, and rotate them regularly to minimize security
risks. If compromised, regenerate your API key immediately. For public
repositories, store API keys in a .env file and add .env to .gitignore to
prevent accidental exposure in your codebase.
You are all set and ready to go for deploying a subgraph.