Raphael Kim

Hi @watanabethais , Thanks for a detailed report. Pinging @awsed to take a look, as it does not appear to be an issue with the SDK.

Unfortunately, Android SDK does not yet support Sign-in with Apple feature. An alternative would be to implement a custom identity provider as described in [here](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cognito/latest/developerguide/developer-authenticated-identities.html).

Heya @Ranchee , I will pass this along to the Kinesis Video service team to see what could be causing the delay. Thank you!

> According to the amplify doc, we only support explicit use case for belongsTo in a bi-direction connection Every connection is bi-directional in nature; if a parent has a child,...

Here's another interesting example. Here, an implicit field is formed on the child model (correct behavior) to be used as a foreign key. However, it is generated without a `@BelongsTo`...

> So the targetName field is originally designed to be removed from the model. But from your output, you add BelongsTo to the targetName type itself, which is meant to...

Still an issue with v2. If `@belongsTo` is not explicitly specified in the child model's schema, then sqlite fails to form foreign key relationship