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Add ability to reference UserPool and IdentityPool resources from another stack. #60
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There's no way to define an app client manually by
passing the UserPoolId and ClientId in using
values from a cf stack variable reference.
This enables us to define them like so:
amplify:
- filename: configuration-file.json
type: native
appClient:
UserPoolId: '${cf:my-other-aws-stack.CognitoUserPool}'
ClientId: '${cf:my-other-aws-stack.UserPoolClient}'
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Issue #, if available:
Description of changes:
Currently there's no way to define an
appClientmanually by passing theUserPool(Client)andIdentityPoolin using values from a CF stack variable reference.This enhances the configuration options to do just that.
For configuration see the updated README.md
There was a previous pull request to do this, but as far as I was able to tell it wasn't implemented for both native and Javascript configurations. It was never merged also.
By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache 2.0 license.