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• Chores
  • Updated build configuration to use Node.js version 22 during build processes.
  • Upgraded AWS Amplify backend development dependencies to newer versions.
  • Removed the Node.js version specification from the project configuration.

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Walkthrough

The changes update the build configuration in amplify.yml by introducing explicit preBuild steps for both backend and frontend to set Node.js version 22 and run npm ci for the frontend. In package.json, the Node.js engine requirement is removed, and two AWS Amplify backend devDependencies are upgraded.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
amplify.yml	Added preBuild steps for backend and frontend to set Node.js 22 and run npm ci; minor edits
package.json	Removed Node.js "engines" field; updated two AWS Amplify backend devDependencies

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant AmplifyCI as Amplify Build System
    participant Backend as Backend Build
    participant Frontend as Frontend Build

    AmplifyCI->>Backend: preBuild (nvm install/use 22)
    AmplifyCI->>Backend: build (amplify pipeline-deploy)
    AmplifyCI->>Frontend: preBuild (nvm install/use 22, npm ci)
    AmplifyCI->>Frontend: build (npm run build)

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Possibly related PRs

• Fasttify/fasttify#73: Also modifies amplify.yml to add Node.js version management and npm installation in preBuild steps.
• Fasttify/fasttify#70: Removes the preBuild commands for Node.js 22 in amplify.yml, making it directly related but with opposite intent.

Poem

A hop, a skip, a version bump,
Node.js 22—let’s avoid a slump!
Amplify builds with steps anew,
Dev dependencies updated too.
The engines field hops away,
CI/CD is ready to play!
🐇✨

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