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When an appsync api is deployed and then extended with additional graphql components that reference it's appId the resolvers they attached are disconnected.
To fix each component that references the appId need to be removed and deployed.
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yeah right now when you do deploy, we try to match the aws environment to exactly what you have defined in the yaml file. So we remove everything that is not defined, even if it's deployed by another component.
I think we need to have some sort of ownership concept where each instance could only deploy/remove the routes they own/created.
@eahefnawy Any updates on this? I've been using a cloned component in my org that gets around the problem by not removing anything on deploy/delete. I'd love to switch back to the official component and have some PRs to put in for lambda versioning and provisioned concurrency that will be easier once I don't have to work around this.
hypexr
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Redeploying an appsync API disconnects disconnects any existing connected resolvers
Redeploying an appsync API disconnects any existing connected resolvers
Feb 16, 2021
When an appsync api is deployed and then extended with additional graphql components that reference it's
appId
the resolvers they attached are disconnected.To fix each component that references the
appId
need to be removed and deployed.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: