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Hi Michihiro Ota,
I believe this is an issue about incorrect symlinks configured for Amplify files and directories hence causing the failure of amplify pull command.
- You can find a similar GitHub Issue here.. It shows steps about how you can manually create symlinks and re-upload files in to the s3 deployment bucket for Amplify.
- Can you please upgrade your Amplify CLI to the latest version (10.3.2 and re run the command of amplify pull.
- You may also want to confirm that amplify-meta.json file is present in your ../backend sub-directory. To learn more about the amplify files/folders structure and its relevant purpose, please visit this page.
Looking forward to hearing back from you. Hope my insights prove useful.
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Hi Raheel,
Thanks for quick response. After I just deleted the symlinks and followed the other steps, now I can pull normally. Thank you!
Hi, That's brilliant :D I am glad it worked for you.