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Hi @HassanChamseddine thanks for reaching out about this. Your comments help us improve how we prioritize our tasks by demonstrating developer interest in certain issues/features. As the current implementation of...

Hi @HassanChamseddine @geoox other members of the team are aware of this request. We will be looking into adding an API to support that use case in the future. Again,...

Hi @surisakc based on what you've written, it seems like you saved these models before changing your schema.graphql? If that is correct, could you try clearing your database, and deleting...

Thanks for your response here @dorontal @gulmensedat can you also verify what storage access levels you've configured in your S3 bucket? When setting up with Amplify CLI did you follow...

Hi @gulmensedat any updates here?

Hi @gulmensedat thank you for the followup. The problem you encountered might not be related to Streambuilder vs. Futurebuilder but to the fact that Storage.getUrl returns a presigned url from...

We'll update the docs to make this behavior more clear. Thanks for taking the time to create this issue and share your process to resolution.

Hi @Lorenzohidalgo 2. You need to mark partner as required in the `schema.graphql` if you want it to be required in the generated model. You've already done that for other...

Hi @edily-learn @deep-aeo can you share the code you're using to run the delete command? What you are placing in the body?

Hi @edily-learn @deep-aeo thanks again for reaching out. The underlying Amplify-Android library which Amplify-Flutter is built on top of does not allow data in Delete operations. Our code passes the...