Jay
Hmm I'm not sure when it was down. But it seems okay to me.
Thank you. We'd need to update the code repos attached to this. I'll leave this open for now and update it once we update the guide.
@rooox Good catch. Thanks for looking into it. Can you elaborate on your fix a bit more? I'll add it to the chapter.
Here is a temporary fix for this while react-router-bootstrap rolls out a permanent fix for it (https://github.com/react-bootstrap/react-router-bootstrap/pull/248). https://discourse.serverless-stack.com/t/tutorial-error-step-adding-links-in-the-navbar-step-import-linkcontainer-from-react-router-bootstrap/897/2?u=jayair
Did you create a new component like the comment suggested? An alternative fix here is to use React Router 4.3.1 for now while react-router-bootstrap rolls out a fix. ``` $...
@SumayaG The ids are public but the credentials to access them are not. You should be fine as long as you are not exposing your IAM keys.
Yeah I think it's worth showing how to use it. But I'm curious about the polling hacks. I don't think we do that in the guide?
I see. Thanks for the feedback!
@AcidLeroy Yeah a couple of our readers have looked into this. Here is a thread on this that might help you - http://forum.serverless.com/t/cognito-user-identity-pools-as-serverless-yml-resource-defs/2050/9. Adding this as an extra chapter is...
@SgtPooki Thanks for the tip. We are going to be adding an extra chapter on this soon.