Tim Schmelter

Amplify only supports Push notifications for JS (and by extension, React Native), which is why there's no specific section in the Android, iOS, and Flutter docs.

@medelman17 I'm interpreting the question as "Why are you advertising push notifications for JS with setup instructions for Android & iOS, but not providing setup instructions in the platform-specific sections?"...

> Hey, this is intended behavior. You are successfully signed up at this point - it's just that there is an additional step you can take of confirming your account...

If you create an API via the `amplify add api` flow, the generated schema and operations include subscriptions to create and update mutations for each of the "model" types. However,...

Hi @larryonoff, There is currently no way to customize headers like that. User agent in particular we wouldn't want to customize because we rely on it on the server side....

@rohandubal reminded me that we actually allow you to specify your own `URLSessionConfiguration` when initializing the `AWSAppSyncClientConfiguration `. (Unfortunately our API docs aren't published just now, but see [this constructor](https://github.com/awslabs/aws-mobile-appsync-sdk-ios/blob/master/AWSAppSyncClient/AWSAppSyncClientConfiguration.swift#L127)...

Thanks for reporting @brbatwork. We'll add this to our backlog to investigate. The code you reference is inside the Apollo client that we forked, but it may be that we're...

Note: Mutations that use parameters, as opposed to an input, work as expected. Thus something like this will work: ```swift let updateUserMutation = UpdateUserMutation(id: "someId", name: nil) appSyncClient.perform(updateUserMutation...) ```

Sending this to @nikhil-dabhade to see if this is something we should add to the tutorial docs.

Recategorizing this as a documentation feature request for @nikhil-dabhade.