Schema not saving in appsync graphql api

[BastienFerrier]

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JavaScript Framework

React

Amplify APIs

GraphQL API

Amplify Categories

api

Environment information

Amplify app d23eugkgc4oqez

Describe the bug

I'm deploying a amplify app but while CloudFormation deploy stacks, it get stuck at api stack deployment on Schema resource. Here is the message I get on the event: "Schema Creation Status is FAILED with details: Internal Failure while saving the schema."

I checked everything but I don't see what could be blocking. It have already created multiple amplify app by the past and never add any issue at this step.

Any help would be really appreciated.

Expected behavior

Schema saved in API

Reproduction steps

Create APP in Amplify Add Graph QL Api Add table by creating a schema (deployment done with CloudFormation)

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[dpilch]

Hi @BastienFerrier, are you able to share the schema that is failing (or a minimum reproduction schema)?

[tannerabread]

Hi :wave: @BastienFerrier, are you still experiencing this issue?

[chrisbonifacio]

Alternatively, you can run the command amplify diagnose --send-report and share the identifier id that is output.

[BastienFerrier]

Hi 👋 @BastienFerrier, are you still experiencing this issue?

Well, I still get the issue but I found a workaround with my architecture. It's not really a fix but it's fine to me so far.

[BastienFerrier]

Alternatively, you can run the command amplify diagnose --send-report and share the identifier id that is output.

Thanks' for the tip, didn't know about it.