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I am trying to use a CodeCommit repo for an Amplify App, which is being spun up in CloudFormation. I am able to attach a Github repo to the app using an access token (can be generated through developer settings in Github) but I would like to use CodeCommit. I would also like to deploy that CloudFormation template in different accounts from where that CodeCommit repo lives. I have tried attaching an IAM role to the Amplify app but got the error "Requested repository not found" after providing the repo's HTTP URL. I don't believe this is currently supported because CloudFormation only checks your account for the repo (repo URL's in CodeCommit do not point to a specific AWS account and are not globally unique).
Arn: none
Thanks,
Ben
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
It looks like you are performing push to an AWS Account, which does not have your required repository. You will be required to create the repository first. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/codecommit/latest/userguide/how-to-create-repository.html in the other account and then assume a role that allows access to push to that repository in that AWS Account.
Hi CodeCommit team,
I am trying to use a CodeCommit repo for an Amplify App, which is being spun up in CloudFormation. I am able to attach a Github repo to the app using an access token (can be generated through developer settings in Github) but I would like to use CodeCommit. I would also like to deploy that CloudFormation template in different accounts from where that CodeCommit repo lives. I have tried attaching an IAM role to the Amplify app but got the error "Requested repository not found" after providing the repo's HTTP URL. I don't believe this is currently supported because CloudFormation only checks your account for the repo (repo URL's in CodeCommit do not point to a specific AWS account and are not globally unique).
Arn: none
Thanks,
Ben
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: