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Amplify init error: "We are unable to process your request"
Amplify CLI Version
12.11.1
Question
Hello,
I try to create my Amplify project with the CLI and have this error :
🛑 We are unable to process your request. Please reach out to your support representative.
Here is the logs of everything I do (first amplify configure
then amplify init
)
Any idea what is happening?
Note that when I go on the console and try to add an Amplify project from there, I also got an error after typing the name of the project :
Thanks!
Hey @raphaelgrau, thank you for reaching out. The issue appears to similar to https://github.com/aws-amplify/amplify-cli/issues/13124. Refer to the comment https://github.com/aws-amplify/amplify-cli/issues/13124#issuecomment-1761930499 providing information on opening a support case on the AWS console.
Hey @ykethan thanks for the info, I just had a chat with someone from support after opening a case (Case ID: 171407717500657).
This is what I have been told :
Thanks Raphael, your question requires technical support, we are basic support so we are not trained to give technical support and since you have a basic support plan we cant transfer you to tech support, but dont worry please allow me a few minutes to find information that might help you fix this issue
After noticing that my payment method was invalid, I updated it but it seems I am still encountering the same issue with Amplify.
Now the person from the support told me I had to reach fill out this form (https://aws.amazon.com/contact-us/sales-support/) to contact the sales team and get technical support.
@raphaelgrau thank you for the update. The behavior is currently occurring on the account which the support team should be able to assist you on this.
Closing the issue due to inactivity. Do reach out to us if you are still experiencing this issue
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