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This commit modifies the npm command in amplify.yml from npm ci to npm install for improved dependency management. Additionally, it updates the Node version requirement in package.json to allow versions greater than or equal to 20.0.0, ensuring compatibility with newer Node.js releases. Furthermore, it updates the AWS Amplify backend dependencies to their latest versions, enhancing the overall build process.

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    • Improved build reliability by explicitly setting Node.js version during build processes.
    • Updated Node.js engine requirement to accept any version 22 or higher.
    • Upgraded AWS Amplify backend dependencies to newer versions.

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This commit modifies the npm command in amplify.yml from npm ci to npm install for improved dependency management. Additionally, it updates the Node version requirement in package.json to allow versions greater than or equal to 20.0.0, ensuring compatibility with newer Node.js releases. Furthermore, it updates the AWS Amplify backend dependencies to their latest versions, enhancing the overall build process.
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The changes update the build configuration and package requirements to explicitly manage Node.js versions and dependency installation for both backend and frontend builds. Node.js version 22 is enforced using nvm in the build pipeline, and the package.json now specifies a version range for Node.js and upgrades two AWS Amplify backend dependencies.

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File(s) Change Summary
amplify.yml Added preBuild steps to install and use Node.js v22 via nvm for backend and frontend; added npm ci; minor formatting updates.
package.json Changed Node.js engine requirement to ">=22"; upgraded @aws-amplify/backend and @aws-amplify/backend-cli devDependencies.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant AmplifyCI
    participant nvm
    participant npm

    AmplifyCI->>nvm: Install Node.js v22 (preBuild)
    nvm-->>AmplifyCI: Node.js v22 active
    AmplifyCI->>npm: Install dependencies (npm ci)
    npm-->>AmplifyCI: Dependencies installed
    AmplifyCI->>AmplifyCI: Run build commands (backend/frontend)
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Possibly related PRs

  • Fasttify/fasttify#70: Removes the same explicit Node.js version management and npm install steps from amplify.yml, making it directly related but with an opposite intent.
  • Fasttify/fasttify#73: Also modifies amplify.yml to add explicit Node.js version management and npm installation in preBuild phases, closely matching these changes.

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Hopping through builds, I set the stage,
With Node 22, I turn the page.
Dependencies fresh, the pipeline’s bright,
Amplify hums through day and night.
With tidy configs and versions new,
This bunny’s work is nearly through!
🌱


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