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The customDomains
field in the output of the aws amplify get-branch
command is only populated if you have set up a custom domain for the specific branch of your Amplify application.
If you have not configured a custom domain for the branch you are querying, the customDomains
field will not be present in the output, even though it is listed in the documentation as a possible output field.
To verify if you have set up a custom domain for the branch, you can check the Amplify Console or the amplify list-domain-associations
command, which lists all the custom domains associated with your Amplify application.
If you have set up a custom domain with S3 and Cloudflare as the DNS provider, and you still don't see the customDomains
field in the output, there may be an issue with the custom domain configuration.
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