Daniel Rochetti

Hey @david-gettins, turning on/off the cloud sync depending on the network type is indeed an interesting feature. Both that and allowing you to use API and DataStore separately are being...

Hi @johnm555. The Amplify architecture defines that installed plugins are used through the category facade (i.e. `Amplify.DataStore`, `Amplify.Storage`, etc). Therefore, having multiple instances of a plugin is not really supported...

@johnm555 thanks for the follow up. Even if we allow the datastore path to be customized, using DataStore straight from the plugin class isn't something we recommend or even plan...

> That makes sense. What about supporting an application that would have two different frameworks with their own integrations with Amplify datastore? Not sure I understand, what do you mean...

> Another extremely related issue is that it seems the dataStore configuration does not allow which apiName to specify if multiple APIs are configured. This is good feedback, thanks! Do...

@TheBenck just to add to what @lawmicha already said, when you use models with `Amplify.API`, either via `.get()` or `.list()` we attempt to generate an optimal query so we don't...

Hi @bumbleparrot, as of now the way you did is the right way. We are evaluating a more automated way of providing those queries with the correct iOS types. But...

Hey @TheBenck , Search queries are not support out-of-the-box *yet*. There are available workarounds though. The recommended one is to create a custom query, which means create your own function...

This is still a relevant issue and needs to be triaged and prioritized.

@palpatim was this issue addressed in https://github.com/aws-amplify/aws-sdk-ios/pull/2996?