Clinton Chau

I'm also encountering the same behaviour and wanted to see if the author/maintainers can discuss the rationale behind this design decision. The behaviour is easy enough to change, but I...

@peter-gribanov I can understand that. I'm currently using my own wrapper that detects a Set object and then converts it to an array for storage. I haven't had time to...

@peter-gribanov Certainly, it's up to the project maintainers to decide what is within the scope of the project. Presumably, metadata is only required when the object being cached is one...

@jordanranz @undefobj I reviewed the RFC and don't really have anything to add. I do want to point out something odd I observed though. It seems like for short period...

Just leaving an update for others who may encounter the same problem. Our current workaround is this: We discovered the the TemporaryPassword can actually be defined by us and then...

@KristineTrona Glad to hear that you've resolved the issue! A couple other notes that may or may not help you: - We generate our own UUIDs for use as the...

@davidwav To my knowledge, what you are doing is not possible if you are trying to leverage Cognito's verification system for the ForgotPassword case. In my particular case, my CustomMessage...

@harleyguru our workaround continues to be this: https://github.com/aws-amplify/amplify-js/issues/2487#issuecomment-510095455

> @tcchau Here is the link included in email message: > `https://domain/change-password?code=m22h&g&[email protected]` > > As you can see, the temp password is `m22h&g`, which is generated automatically by Cognito. >...

> > 3. Use the AWS CLI, the `adminCreateUser` function to be exact, to create new user accounts instead of the AWS Console, because in the CLI, you can pass...