If this happens, you'll have to pull your plug and you'll most likely have to return your firmware to stock using the button combinations outlined in the appropriate links.ģ. WiFi could drop and leave your amp stuck in the "please wait" phase. If you can, hardwire your amp into your network with Ethernet.
If you run a DLNA server and it has profiles, make sure you select the appropriate profile for your amp (ie: if it has a specific Denon AVR profile, select that.) I would turn off any transcoding options also.Ģ. However, to ensure everything goes tickety-boo, you must do a few things.ġ. I'm not getting any network drop outs and it's handling random playlists from HEOS so far. Must move them to the frontend phase of your build settings in your app's amplify.yml file.So, while there's still more extensive testing to be done, it seems this firmware is stable. If you want those custom commands to run, you Phase, conditional backend builds won't work. If you currently have custom commands specified in the build settings of your backend The AMPLIFY_DIFF_BACKEND environment variable. If your projectĭoesn't have an amplify folder in your repository, Amplify ignores the value of
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It skips the backend build step, and doesn't update your backend resources. When you enable diff based backendīuilds, at the start of each build Amplify attempts to run a diff on theĪmplify folder in your repository. You can configure Amplify Hosting to use diff based backend builds using theĪMPLIFY_DIFF_BACKEND environment variable. Enable or disable diff based backend builds
Override the default path with a path relative to the root of your repo, such asĭist. Optionally, you can set the AMPLIFY_DIFF_DEPLOY_ROOT environment variable to Remove the AMPLIFY_DIFF_DEPLOY environment variable. To disable diff based frontend build and deploy To enable diff based frontend build and deploy The procedure for configuring the environment variable varies depending on whether youĪre enabling or disabling diff based frontend build and deploy. In the Environment variables section, choose Manage
In the navigation pane, choose App settings, Sign in to the AWS Management Console and open the AmplifyĬhoose the app to configure diff based frontend build and deploy for. To configure diff based frontend build and deploy For example, theįollowing script uses the system environment variable $AWS_BRANCH to execute one set of commands if the branch name is main and a different set of commands if the branch name is You can use bash shell scripting to set branch-specific build settings. Paths here are cached, and on subsequent builds we re-inflate the cache and use thoseĬached dependencies where possible to speed up build time. Manager and framework that the customer’s app is built in. The build has finished and we have copied all the necessary artifacts to theĪrtifacts>base-directory - The directory in which yourĪrtifacts>files - Specify files from your artifact youĬache - The buildspec’s cache field is used to cacheīuild-time dependencies such as the node_modules folder, and is automatically suggested based on the package PostBuild - The post-build script runs after PreBuild - The preBuild script runs before theĪctual build starts, but after we have installed dependencies.
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