Yeah, what Jeff said. :)
A decidedly more helpful anwer.
Yes @quickliketurtle , the private storage that amplify creates with the prefix
And I don't know how to model those requirements with a policy. Or am I overcomplicating things?
/private/${cognito-identity.amazonaws.com:sub}/ could be ok, but I forgot to mention that the cognito admin group must be able to write in both of those "folders".And I don't know how to model those requirements with a policy. Or am I overcomplicating things?
I have the documentation schema.graphql
type Customer @model @key(fields: ["email"]) {
email: String!
username: String
}I run amplify mock api and run the mutation
createCustomer(input: {email: "bob@bob.com", username: "bob"}) {
email
username
}I get the result:
Error while executing Local DynamoDB
...
ValidationException: One of the required keys was not given a value
ah,
amplify mock api gets confused if you change tables and keys too often, I had to manually delete the mock dynamodb table file and let amplify mock api rebuild a new one
in the example from the GraphQL transform documentation:
type Customer @model
@key(name: "byRepresentative", fields: ["accountRepresentativeID", "id"], queryField: "byRepresentative") {
id: ID!
accountRepresentativeID: ID!
...
}Is there any difference between that and this different GSI (with no sort key "id")?
type Customer @model
@key(name: "byRepresentative", fields: ["accountRepresentativeID"], queryField: "byRepresentative") {
id: ID!
accountRepresentativeID: ID!
...
}
I'm trying to understand the details of the
@key directive
Hey guys so I've been trying to get my web application up on Amplify-Cli but can't get it to render properly. I'm using handlebars and all of my files are .hbs files. Meaning when it asks for the main file (usually index.html) I instead try index.hbs but this doesn't render at all. Am I doing something wrong or is this not possible with hbs files?
so from this blog post, particularly the Find all songs for a SingerId example, it looks like the 2nd gsi with field
accountRepresentativeID alone would be fine for that use case
is it working?
Hey good people, can anyone help answer questions about team IAM access?
- Does the Amplify Console require specific IAM actions?
- What is the best practice for allowing team CLI usage in a restricted environment?
For example, can this list of IAM settings for CLI be restricted to things created by this IAM group
- Can you deploy lambda functions without the CLI? YAML / Console only?
I just don't know what I'm supposed to do with amplify at this point, do I need to refresh Okta tokens? Do I need to refresh cognito user pool tokens? How often do I call
federatedSignIn?
well, an authenticated role
The strange thing is that I think I'm using the user pool incorrectly. I have Okta as an IDP for cognito user pool and then user pool as an IDP for cognito identity pool. Seems like I should be able to skip that middle portion.
Hey all! I'm trying to add the @key directive to an existing model, but getting the following error:
✖ An error occurred when pushing the resources to the cloud
Attempting to edit the key schema of the ImageTable table in the Image stack.
An error occured during the push operation: Attempting to edit the key schema of the ImageTable table in the Image stack.I'm not sure why that's happening?
My updated schema.graphql:
// amplify/backend/api/chainappterparty/schema.graphql
type Image @model @key(fields: ["createdAt"]) {
id: ID!
long: String!
lat: String!
image: String!
createdAt: String!
}Previous schema.graphql:
type Image @model {
id: ID!
long: String!
lat: String!
image: String!
}
Guys I need your help about Federated SignIn with Google, I did setup in my React Native project without Expo.
I received an error "Cannot read property 'redirectSignIn' of undefined", so I defined the redirectSignIn and redirectSignOut but
I don't know what I need to do there, I got the Google informations but after the app opens a external browser and try access an URL.
I already define the URL callback in the Google Cloud and Cognito but I still don't know how to configure the redirectSignIn and redirectSignOut in my app. Someone have an example ?
I received an error "Cannot read property 'redirectSignIn' of undefined", so I defined the redirectSignIn and redirectSignOut but
I don't know what I need to do there, I got the Google informations but after the app opens a external browser and try access an URL.
I already define the URL callback in the Google Cloud and Cognito but I still don't know how to configure the redirectSignIn and redirectSignOut in my app. Someone have an example ?
Please.
I was basing the above on this stack overflow answer, which I'm guessing is wrong? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56488192/how-to-sort-on-a-field-in-list-query-in-aws-amplify
@alvincrespo that example is fine, so you can use
I don't know if amplify will let push that change or if it'll make you remove the table first and recreate it because it's still a key change
@key(fields: ["id", "createdAt"])to make id the partition key and createdAt the sort keyI don't know if amplify will let push that change or if it'll make you remove the table first and recreate it because it's still a key change
@dantasfiles Yeah no dice. I was able to run
amplify publish and it runs, but som resources fail to deploy. Some resolvers fail, and then this one comes up:Resource Name: Image-uf7b2g3cyzbafnojjoi6x35gj4 (AWS::DynamoDB::Table)
Event Type: update
Reason: CloudFormation cannot update a stack when a custom-named resource requires replacing. Rename Image-uf7b2g3cyzbafnojjoi6x35gj4-master and update the stack again.