Closed CodySwannGT closed 3 years ago
Try adding cli_follow_urlparam = false
to your AWS CLI configuration file
e.g. in ~/.aws/config
[default]
region = us-east-1
output = json
cli_follow_urlparam = false
https://docs.amazonaws.cn/en_us/cli/latest/userguide/cli-usage-parameters.html From docs: "This behaviour is disabled automatically for parameters that already expect a URI"
Thanks - I'll give it a shot
@CodySwannGT did it work?
We haven't had a new project where I can test this yet. Also, we're using the JS SDK, so I'll to rewrite.
It's weird that this would address the problem as it seems to be coming from the build environment, but as soon as I have a chance to rewrite and something to test on, I'll give it a shot.
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Gave it a go. No love. Same exact thing. It's really tough to capture what's happening, but again, it looks like Amplify is pulling down an empty repo
For using JS SDK or CLI, what's the error message you are getting?
There is no error message. The amplify build engine finishes 100% fine.... the only problem is, it pulls down literally an empty repository.
What's your appId? If you do Amplify.GetApp, will the repository
field show correct value?
Unfortunately, once I fix it, there's no way to replicate it, so I'll have to wait until I create a new amplify project in a new aws account.
I'll report back as soon as I do.
I know this is probably super useless, but the process is part of our setup commands in the Gunnerfy project.
Please excuse the code. We are actively cleaning it up and iterating on it at the same time.
@CodySwannGT are you still having trouble with this?
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Which Category is your question related to? Amplify deploy
What AWS Services are you utilizing? Amplify and CodeCommit
Provide additional details e.g. code snippets
I'm trying to use the JavaScript SDK to create an Amplify Deploy app connected to a CodeCommit repo.
I've tried everything I can think of and it kind of works but each deployment pulls in an empty repo.
When I repeat the same steps via console, it works just fine.
Has anyone created an Amplify app connected to CodeCommit using the cli or sdk or headless in any way?