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Map Style Add #4287

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If you haven't set up the `auth` category already, the Amplify CLI will guide you to enable the auth category.
The `auth` category is required in your application so that the appropriate permissions to render the map can be given to Authorized and/or Guest users as described below.

Next, set a name for the map:
Next, set a name for the map:

```console
? Provide a name for the Map:
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**Note:**
If you are using Amplify CLI version `7.6.8` or older and have a Map added to your application with the pricing plan set to `MobileAssetTracking` or `MobileAssetManagement`,
please follow these instructions to update the pricing plan:
please follow these instructions to update the pricing plan:
1. Upgrade the Amplify CLI to version `7.6.9` or later using `npm i -g @aws-amplify/cli`.
2. Run `amplify update geo` and select the Map with Asset based pricing plan. Choose the same configuration for the Map that you already have.
3. Run `amplify push` to update the backend resource.
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<Callout>

**Note:** If your application is tracking or routing assets you use in your business (such as delivery vehicles or employees), you may only use `HERE` as your geolocation provider.
**Note:** If your application is tracking or routing assets you use in your business (such as delivery vehicles or employees), you may only use `HERE` as your geolocation provider.
See section 82 of the [AWS service terms](https://aws.amazon.com/service-terms/) for more details.

</Callout>

```console
? Specify the map style:
❯ Streets (data provided by Esri)
Berlin (data provided by HERE)
Topographic (data provided by Esri)
Navigation (data provided by Esri)
LightGrayCanvas (data provided by Esri)
❯ Streets (data provided by Esri)
Berlin (data provided by HERE)
Explore (data provided by HERE)
ExploreTruck (data provided by HERE)
Topographic (data provided by Esri)
Navigation (data provided by Esri)
LightGrayCanvas (data provided by Esri)
DarkGrayCanvas (data provided by Esri)
Imagery (data provided by Esri)
```

`Streets (data provided by Esri) ` will be the default option that will be used to set Map style, if you do not want to explicitly set this property.
`Streets (data provided by Esri) ` will be the default option that will be used to set Map style, if you do not want to explicitly set this property.

### Set a default Map
If you added more than one map via `amplify add geo`, the map that was added last will be the default.
If you added more than one map via `amplify add geo`, the map that was added last will be the default.
However, you can choose if the current Map should be the default for your application:

```console
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