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Support for wildcard certificates
See original GitHub issueEven though I have a wildcard cert in ACM, it seems that this will not attempt to use it when available. Simply gives the generic error Error: Could not find the certificate sub.yourdomain.com sub.yourdomain.com was not created in API Gateway. even though I have a *.yourdomain.com active in ACM.
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As @majones-amplify said, wildcard are supported, it works for me. Make sure your certificate located in us-east-1, right now only edge endpoints are supported and they look for certificates only in us-east-1. If this is indeed the case, you can try this pr https://github.com/amplify-education/serverless-domain-manager/pull/49/. Though you will have to update some params to make it work, so check the updated README in the pr.
Closing due to inactivity.