Closed brianlenz closed 1 year ago
Since we are using Amplify CLI 9.1.0
for Amplify frontend builds in the console, I tried switching to the 9.1.0
CLI locally, and it has the same hanging issue, so it doesn't seem to matter if we use 9.1.0
or 9.2.1
: the environment checkout doesn't ever finish (even after waiting hours while the command runs).
Hey @brianlenz :wave: thanks for raising this! To better understand the context of the issue we have a few follow-up questions:
~/.amplify/logs
?amplify/
directories in either/both of the monorepo apps? (/app/amplify
?)@josefaidt, thanks for the response! My follow-ups:
2.2MB
and contains project-specific info we'd prefer not to post publicly. Is there some way to share it privately?amplify
directories. The amplify
directory lives in the monorepo root, and it's the only one that exists.$ amplify pull --appId XXX --envName dev
? Select the authentication method you want to use: AWS profile
For more information on AWS Profiles, see:
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/userguide/cli-configure-profiles.html
? Please choose the profile you want to use default
Amplify AppID found: XXX. Amplify App name is: YYY
Backend environment dev found in Amplify Console app: YYY
$ amplify status
Name: NotInitializedError : Message:
No Amplify backend project files detected within this folder. Either initialize a new Amplify project or pull an existing project.
- "amplify init" to initialize a new Amplify project
- "amplify pull <app-id>" to pull your existing Amplify project. Find the <app-id> in the AWS Console or Amplify Admin UI.
It works when I do the pull into a fresh directory for our production environment, though.
@josefaidt, I don't know if this is related, but we noticed today that when we view the details of a backend environment in the Amplify console, the page "crashes" and disappears. Starting here:
If we click on dev
or View details
, it opens the details page:
A few seconds (3-10) after the page has loaded, the contents of the page entirely disappear and it's broken:
This issue happens both for the dev
environment and the production environment, which is interesting.
Just thought I would mention it since we noticed it, in case it is in any way related to the underlying issue.
@josefaidt, FYI, I successfully created a new staging
environment yesterday. It's up and running without issue, as production continues to be. For whatever reason, the dev
environment remains broken when attempting to checkout with the CLI. The dev
environment itself is functioning just fine (and all of our apps run successfully against it), so the issue appears to be purely with the management of the environment with the Amplify CLI.
It would be great if we had a way to get it fixed and working again. I also think it would be good for the Amplify ecosystem to get the underlying issue fixed so that other users don't run into it. I have a fairly high level of confidence that there's nothing we did that could have broken things. We've been using standard Amplify CLI commands with very little custom behavior in the AWS console, and at the time that it broke, we weren't even making any changes to the environment.
If there's anything I can help with to further the process, let me know! I'd be happy to privately share the Amplify CLI log with you (from the day that things went haywire), as well.
Thanks much!
Hey @brianlenz apologies for the delay but I'm glad to hear the new environment created successfully. Given you were able to create a new environment, can you verify the integrity of the #current-cloud-backend
folder after pulling into a fresh directory and the amplify/backend/amplify-meta.json
file?
The log is 2.2MB and contains project-specific info we'd prefer not to post publicly. Is there some way to share it privately?
You can try emailing them to amplify-cli@amazon.com
Are there any errors in the browser console when the screen goes blank?
Thanks, @josefaidt, and no worries on the delay 👍
I can successfully pull production and staging
into an empty directory. Everything looks good for both of those in #current-cloud-backend
and amplify/backend/amplify-meta.json
. I can switch between them with amplify env checkout
and I can do amplify pull
, and everything appears to work great.
As soon as I attempt to pull the dev
environment, everything goes haywire, and the amplify directories get messed up. When I attempt to pull dev
, the pull fails (as shown above). At that point, the #current-cloud-backend
directory is empty, as is amplify/backend
. So, simply checking out dev
seems to break it all.
Yes, there are errors in the browser console when the screen goes blank (redacted some of the tokens and IDs):
vendors~main.js:43 GET https://aws-amplify-prod-us-west-2-artifacts.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/XXXXXX/main/SCREENSHOTS/thumbnail.png?X-Amz-Security-Token=YYYYY%3D%3D&X-Amz-Algorithm=AWS4-HMAC-SHA256&X-Amz-Date=20220907T192539Z&X-Amz-SignedHeaders=host&X-Amz-Expires=3600&X-Amz-Credential=ZZZ%2F20220907%2Fus-west-2%2Fs3%2Faws4_request&X-Amz-Signature=QQQQQ 404 (Not Found)
(anonymous) @ vendors~main.js:43
e.exports @ vendors~main.js:43
e.exports @ vendors~main.js:106
Promise.then (async)
s.request @ vendors~main.js:106
i.forEach.s.<computed> @ vendors~main.js:106
(anonymous) @ vendors~main.js:43
(anonymous) @ main.js:1
(anonymous) @ main.js:1
(anonymous) @ main.js:1
(anonymous) @ main.js:1
N @ main.js:1
F.getScreenshot @ main.js:1
(anonymous) @ main.js:1
(anonymous) @ main.js:1
(anonymous) @ main.js:1
(anonymous) @ main.js:1
N @ main.js:1
(anonymous) @ main.js:1
F.generateAppSummary @ main.js:1
(anonymous) @ main.js:1
(anonymous) @ main.js:1
(anonymous) @ main.js:1
(anonymous) @ main.js:1
N @ main.js:1
(anonymous) @ main.js:1
(anonymous) @ main.js:1
Promise.then (async)
(anonymous) @ main.js:1
F.listApps @ main.js:1
V @ vendors~main.js:3
O @ vendors~main.js:3
F @ vendors~main.js:3
k @ vendors~main.js:3
z @ vendors~main.js:3
O @ vendors~main.js:3
F @ vendors~main.js:3
k @ vendors~main.js:3
z @ vendors~main.js:3
V @ vendors~main.js:3
O @ vendors~main.js:3
F @ vendors~main.js:3
u @ vendors~main.js:3
t @ vendors~main.js:3
u @ vendors~main.js:3
vendors~main.js:59 TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'includes')
at main.js:1:4067678
at Array.some (<anonymous>)
at F.V.generateTabs (main.js:1:4067651)
at F.render (main.js:1:4069749)
at zo (vendors~main.js:59:71428)
at Uo (vendors~main.js:59:71227)
at zs (vendors~main.js:59:112369)
at ku (vendors~main.js:59:98325)
at Cu (vendors~main.js:59:98253)
at Su (vendors~main.js:59:98116)
as @ vendors~main.js:59
r.callback @ vendors~main.js:59
ca @ vendors~main.js:59
ds @ vendors~main.js:59
Tu @ vendors~main.js:59
t.unstable_runWithPriority @ vendors~main.js:67
zi @ vendors~main.js:59
Iu @ vendors~main.js:59
du @ vendors~main.js:59
(anonymous) @ vendors~main.js:59
t.unstable_runWithPriority @ vendors~main.js:67
zi @ vendors~main.js:59
Vi @ vendors~main.js:59
Gi @ vendors~main.js:59
mu @ vendors~main.js:59
notify @ vendors~main.js:11
notifyNestedSubs @ vendors~main.js:11
i @ vendors~main.js:11
g @ vendors~main.js:11
(anonymous) @ vendors~main.js:3
dispatch @ vendors~main.js:11
(anonymous) @ vendors~main.js:1
(anonymous) @ vendors~main.js:3
a @ vendors~main.js:10
c @ vendors~main.js:10
o @ vendors~main.js:10
G @ vendors~main.js:3
O @ vendors~main.js:3
(anonymous) @ vendors~main.js:3
J @ vendors~main.js:3
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at https://a.b.cdn.console.awsstatic.com/11022fed2ea55caa01871e7255e78d89d496ec90731a4fc222d5f8ea4b60e7ce/main.js:1:4067678
at Array.some (<anonymous>)
at F.V.generateTabs (https://a.b.cdn.console.awsstatic.com/11022fed2ea55caa01871e7255e78d89d496ec90731a4fc222d5f8ea4b60e7ce/main.js:1:4067651)
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I've emailed the logs to amplify-cli@amazon.com 🚀
can you try to open the #current-cloud-backend file in the deployment bucket (s3) for dev env?
@biller-aivy sure! I suspect you've hit the heart of the issue. It looks like that file is corrupted. Do you have any ideas how to fix this?
$ unzip \#current-cloud-backend.zip
Archive: #current-cloud-backend.zip
inflating: cli.json
inflating: amplify-meta.json
error: invalid compressed data to inflate
file #3: bad zipfile offset (local header sig): 3096
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api/ttw3/build/resolvers/Mutation.createJournalMigration.req.vtl: mismatching "local" filename (api/ttw3/build/resolvers/Mutation.createAudioGuide.res.vtl),
continuing with "central" filename version
inflating: api/ttw3/build/resolvers/Mutation.createJournalMigration.req.vtl bad CRC 92a14e9a (should be b9a63b49)
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continuing with "central" filename version
inflating: api/ttw3/build/resolvers/Mutation.deletePlan.req.vtl bad CRC 92a14e9a (should be 8ad980b3)
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continuing with "central" filename version
inflating: api/ttw3/build/resolvers/Query.getAudioGuide.req.vtl
error: invalid compressed data to inflate
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Hey @brianlenz I've added our pull label to track the issue around failed pulls deleting the files that are not tracked by git and leaving you in a state with an amplify-backup
directory and an empty amplify/backend
directory, which if deployed would delete the backend resources for this environment.
Amplify console, the page "crashes" and disappears
We are tracking this issue here https://github.com/aws-amplify/amplify-hosting/issues/2855
For the corrupted #current-cloud-backend.zip
artifact from the original report, I will continue to investigate this with our Hosting team. As a follow up question, is this backend connected to another frontend as well?
Thanks, @josefaidt! Right now, the dev
environment (backend) is not connected to a frontend. The staging
and production backends are the two environments currently connected to frontends.
Thanks for your continued support!
@josefaidt I should mention that at one point the dev
environment had been connected to a frontend, but we switched things around so that is no longer the case.
@brianlenz had the same case. I added some frontends to my backend app through the amplify console "new app" function. The CLI V. 7.26 was the last working version, after that, amplify console build was always destroy my #current-cloud-backend zip file. The CLI from my local Mac was fine with v8. I just pulled the aws-export.js and don't build the backend within the frontend deploy. I tested now v10 in the build settings, and it is working.
If you have a git repo, you can restore your #current-cloud-backend zip. Just zip your amplify/backend as #current-cloud-backend.zip, important is, that you mark the files itself, and not the backend folder. So that there is no parent folder inside the zip. After that, you can upload it to s3 and it should work again.
Hey @biller-aivy thanks for chiming in here with the workaround to restore the current-cloud-backend zip archive, @brianlenz did this work for you?
Hi @josefaidt! I haven't had a chance yet to try this. I need to go back in our git history to (approximately) the day that we had this issue and see if I can restore it from that. One question I have is: what could happen if we create current-cloud-backend
from data that doesn't exactly represent what is currently deployed? What could go wrong?
Worst case, I will just manually destroy the environment and all its resources and start over creating a new environment from scratch. It's not ideal, but it's workable for us.
Lastly, I personally feel it would be worth figuring out why the Amplify CLI broke the management of our dev
environment at all. We didn't do anything specifically that would have corrupted this zip file (and I'd argue the Amplify CLI should never let such a thing occur), so there must be some kind of bug in Amplify CLI that resulted in this issue, right?
Hey @brianlenz no worries!
what could happen if we create current-cloud-backend from data that doesn't exactly represent what is currently deployed? What could go wrong?
I tried this out with a sample project and it appears to not have disturbed existing resources, and instead is confused about the resource state for some of the newer resources (ones that have not already been pushed)
While in the affected environment:
cd amplify/backend
zip -r "../../#current-cloud-backend.zip" *
(this will create the zip archive in your project root)amplify/#current-cloud-backend
directory locallyamplify init --envName dev --yes
to reinitialize the project (this will pull the contents of the recently uploaded zip archive)amplify status
, observe mismatch in resource statesamplify push --force
to forcefully push resourcesLastly, I personally feel it would be worth figuring out why the Amplify CLI broke the management of our dev environment at all. We didn't do anything specifically that would have corrupted this zip file (and I'd argue the Amplify CLI should never let such a thing occur), so there must be some kind of bug in Amplify CLI that resulted in this issue, right?
Great callout, and yes, there is a known instance we are investigating where using the Amplify Hosting feature to connect new frontend apps to existing backends, the backend is undergoing a push when we pushed frontend changes. This can cause a corrupted current-cloud-backend zip (similar to what @biller-aivy has described)
Super helpful, @josefaidt, thanks! I'll let you know once I have a chance to work on this 👍
Great callout, and yes, there is a known instance we are investigating where using the Amplify Hosting feature to connect new frontend apps to existing backends, the backend is undergoing a push when we pushed frontend changes. This can cause a corrupted current-cloud-backend zip (similar to what @biller-aivy has described)
Sounds perfect 🙌
Hey @brianlenz upon further review I will close this issue in favor of tracking https://github.com/aws-amplify/amplify-cli/issues/11072, which we have recently added to our strategic
queue of issues to track cross-team efforts. Please subscribe to the linked issue for further updates
OK, thank you, @josefaidt! Sorry that we never got back around to working on this. Too many other priorities 🤪 I suspect that when we get back to this, we will probably just try to delete the broken environment and start all over from scratch...
Before opening, please confirm:
How did you install the Amplify CLI?
npm -g i @aws-amplify/cli
If applicable, what version of Node.js are you using?
18.7.0
Amplify CLI Version
9.2.1
What operating system are you using?
macOS 12.5.1
Did you make any manual changes to the cloud resources managed by Amplify? Please describe the changes made.
No.
Amplify Categories
auth, storage, function, api, analytics, hosting, notifications
Amplify Commands
env
Describe the bug
We had previously (a few days ago) deployed Hosting to our
dev
environment. Everything was working great.Today, we went to deploy Hosting to our production environment. Coincidentally (before we did anything), we happened to notice that the Amplify Hosting environment build had failed 3 minutes before. This was surprising since 7 minutes prior to that, the build worked (and nothing in the Amplify-deployed Next.js code had changed). Upon further inspection, here's the difference in the Backend Build process:
Successful Build
Failed Build
This happened 7 minutes later, without any changes to Amplify:
That's the extent of the Backend Build log, so something obviously stopped working.
We then went back to the CLI on a local developer machine and tried to run an
amplify env checkout dev
. This process now hangs indefinitely (whereas before we could easily switch between environments in about 10-15 seconds):The same thing happens for an
amplify pull
:Expected behavior
Amplify Backend Build should successfully check out the
dev
environment config and place theaws-exports.js
as appropriate.Further,
amplify env checkout dev
andamplify pull --appId XXX --envName dev
should complete successfully in a reasonable amount of time (< 15s
).Reproduction steps
amplify env checkout dev
ORamplify pull --appId XXX --envName dev
ORdev
build on Amplify console.GraphQL schema(s)
N/A
Project Identifier
4e21dc38ea308f3725f90a3dbaf649db
Log output
N/A
Additional information
We are using a monorepo with the following structure:
/amplify
/app
(for a React Native app)/web
(for the Amplify-hosted environment - Next.js)The only other part to add here is that we did an
amplify push
with our production environment after this issue occurred. The only change for production was to add Hosting. That all worked correctly. The production hosting is working perfectly, but thedev
environment remains broken, as described above.It's also worth noting that we are using Amplify CLI
9.1.0
for Amplify builds on the console in order to work around the "Creating a nested amplify project is not supported." issue (which is currently broken on9.2.1
):https://github.com/aws-amplify/amplify-cli/issues/10832#issuecomment-1225879252 https://github.com/aws-amplify/amplify-hosting/issues/2908