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• Chores
  • Updated build configuration to use Node.js version 22 for both backend and frontend processes.
  • Updated development dependencies to newer versions.
  • Removed the Node.js version requirement from the configuration.

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Walkthrough

The build configuration in amplify.yml was updated to include preBuild steps for both backend and frontend, ensuring Node.js 22 is used and dependencies are installed before the build. In package.json, the Node.js engine requirement was removed and two AWS Amplify backend dependencies were updated to newer versions.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
amplify.yml	Added preBuild steps for backend and frontend to set Node.js 22 and install dependencies; minor formatting changes.
package.json	Removed Node.js engine requirement; updated @aws-amplify/backend and @aws-amplify/backend-cli to newer versions.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Dev as Developer
    participant Amplify as Amplify Build System

    Dev->>Amplify: Push code/update amplify.yml
    Amplify->>Amplify: Run backend preBuild (nvm install/use 22)
    Amplify->>Amplify: Run backend build
    Amplify->>Amplify: Run frontend preBuild (nvm use 22, npm ci)
    Amplify->>Amplify: Run frontend build
    Amplify-->>Dev: Build complete

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Possibly related PRs

• chore(amplify): add Node version management and npm installation in p… #73: Also modifies amplify.yml to add Node.js version management and npm installation in preBuild for backend and frontend.
• chore(amplify): remove unnecessary preBuild commands in amplify.yml #70: Removes preBuild commands from amplify.yml that this PR adds, making the changes directly related but opposite.

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With Node.js 22 in view!
Dependencies fresh, the pipeline flows,
Amplify hums as the project grows.
Backend, frontend, all in sync,
This rabbit’s code is in the pink! 🐇✨

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