Francesc Navarro

Hi everyone I was able to get those headers from my next.js application forwarding them from Cloudfront(the one created by Amplify). But maybe is not the best approach when we...

Here you can see what I mean: - Going thru cloudfront as production would do -> https://d2uzplva7g9enx.cloudfront.net/test - New branch environment -> https://amplify-test.d1umqss2anlknu.amplifyapp.com/test

Did anyone get any reply from AWS about it?

@ferdingler Is it possible to add those headers? I'm evaluating not to use Amplify because this is a real issue for us.

Hi Raf, my username is fnavarrodev#3748 Thanks El lun., 7 mar. 2022 20:27, Raf ***@***.***> escribió: > @fnavarrodev are you in the Discord? I > would bring this up there...

@Rafcin I'm in discord but I don't get a reply about this issue. It would add a lot of value to forward those headers for geolocation.

@charlieboles thanks for the effort. We moved our next.js app to just serverless, we discarted using Amplify but I'm sure more people will be interested in having those headers. Is...

Hi @arturocanalda and @theforager How did you exactly make it work? I'm using the Amplify console, so I can't access to the S3, Cloudfront and execute LamdaEdge functions. Should I...

@theforager Thanks so much for your quick response. Amplify is a great tool/framework but to me still looks very uncompleted and all those "behind the scenes" things happening just make...

@arturocanalda Yes is true, using the CLI you have more control, but I don't really see how to connect my github repository to that backend hosting(S3AndCloudFront) and get all the...