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Yep, and it does so pretty easily. You just connect Amplify Console projects in each of the two accounts to a particular branch (or branches if you want feature
by shortj 7y ago
Yep, and it does so pretty easily. You just connect Amplify Console projects in each of the two accounts to a particular branch (or branches if you want feature branches in dev) of your git repository.
- kevinslin 7y agomultiple account support in amplify involves configuring amplify in each account to a particular branch. amplify doesn't support CI/CD types of deployment - instead, you would need to push to a 'dev' branch to triggers a dev build and then later push to a 'prod' branch to trigger a prod build. one reason we went with a central pipeline is to have a single account to manage all deployments as well as control what code gets to production.