chore(amplify): add debug flag to pipeline-deploy command in amplify.yml

[Stivenjs]

This commit updates the amplify.yml configuration by adding a --debug flag to the npx ampx pipeline-deploy command, enhancing the deployment process with additional logging for troubleshooting.

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  • Enabled debug mode during backend deployment to improve visibility into the deployment process.

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Walkthrough

The build command in the backend phase of the amplify.yml file was updated to include a --debug flag in the npx ampx pipeline-deploy command, enabling debug mode during pipeline deployment. No other commands or phases were changed.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
amplify.yml	Added --debug flag to backend build command for pipeline deployment.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant AmplifyBuild as Amplify Build Process
    participant PipelineDeploy as Pipeline Deploy Script

    AmplifyBuild->>PipelineDeploy: npx ampx pipeline-deploy --branch $AWS_BRANCH --app-id $AWS_APP_ID --debug
    PipelineDeploy-->>AmplifyBuild: Executes deployment in debug mode

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Possibly related PRs

• chore(amplify): add Node version management and npm installation in p… #73: Both PRs modify the amplify.yml build process, but this related PR changes the preBuild phase with Node.js version management and npm installation, while the current PR affects the backend build command.

Poem

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With a dash of debug in the pipeline’s flow,
Now backend builds will let secrets show.
Amplify’s script gets a clever new flag,
So logs will reveal where things might lag.
Onward we hop, with clarity in tow!

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