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- Check API Key Expiration • By default, API keys in AppSync have an expiration period. If the key has expired, you need to create a new one. • Run amplify api update and select the option to update the API key expiration. Set a new expiration period or disable expiration by setting APIKeyExpirationEpoch to -1 in the parameters.json file.
- Manually Recreate the API Key • Go to the AWS Management Console > AppSync. • Select your API and navigate to the Settings tab. • Check if the API key exists. If not, create a new API key and update your Amplify project with the new key.
- Update CloudFormation Stack • Sometimes, the CloudFormation stack gets into an inconsistent state. You can manually update the stack: o Go to AWS CloudFormation in the console. o Find the stack associated with your Amplify project. o Check for errors in the stack events and resolve them by recreating the missing resources.
- Force Push Changes • If the issue persists, try forcing a push: • amplify push --force • This can help resolve inconsistencies in the stack.
- Switch to IAM Authentication • If API keys are not essential for your use case, consider switching to IAM authentication for your GraphQL API. Update the auth settings in your schema.graphql file and run amplify push.
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