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Run a proper linter on the entire template
See original GitHub issueI’m wasting a lot of time debugging errors in CloudFormation templates. They take minutes to process when I debug with the push -y method.
What amplify push -y should do is run an extremely accurate linter. The linter should be run over every template, or simply process the root + nested as a single file.
Integrating cfn-lint would be a good start.
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@berenddeboer If you want to run some custom logic before push, you can create a plugin that runs on the “PrePush” event. Run
amplify plugin init, selectutilfor the plugin type and selectPrePushas the event to handle. This will create a boilerplate plugin for you that you can amend to your needs. You can read the docs on custom plugins here: https://docs.amplify.aws/cli/plugins/authoringFYI, I’m actually using the AWS cfn-lint.