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Releases

@aws-amplify/ui-angular@2.0.4

Patch Changes

• #910 96830f6a3 Thanks @ErikCH! - Added text to confirm sign up page, so user knows where code was delivered.

• #912 f447ec75a Thanks @wlee221! - Fix height jumps between screens and tabs

• #890 712edfccc Thanks @wlee221! - fix(angular): Add first class support for strict: true

• #949 aec9a9479 Thanks @ErikCH! - Added a way for users to add in custom translations for error messages returned from cognito.

• Updated dependencies [72b543ded, 96830f6a3, f447ec75a, 712edfccc, f1c2d82db]:

  • @aws-amplify/ui@3.0.4

@aws-amplify/ui-react@2.1.3

Patch Changes

• #910 96830f6a3 Thanks @ErikCH! - Added text to confirm sign up page, so user knows where code was delivered.

• #912 f447ec75a Thanks @wlee221! - Fix height jumps between screens and tabs

• #909 03ed3de02 Thanks @reesscot! - Rename PrimitiveWithForwardRef => Primitive type

• #949 aec9a9479 Thanks @ErikCH! - Added a way for users to add in custom translations for error messages returned from cognito.

• Updated dependencies [72b543ded, 96830f6a3, f447ec75a, 712edfccc, f1c2d82db]:

  • @aws-amplify/ui@3.0.4

@aws-amplify/ui@3.0.4

Patch Changes

• #902 72b543ded Thanks @hvergara! - Fix Spanish translation

• #910 96830f6a3 Thanks @ErikCH! - Added text to confirm sign up page, so user knows where code was delivered.

• #912 f447ec75a Thanks @wlee221! - Fix height jumps between screens and tabs

• #890 712edfccc Thanks @wlee221! - fix(angular): Add first class support for strict: true

• #926 f1c2d82db Thanks @wlee221! - Provide helpful message for NoUserPool Error

@aws-amplify/ui-vue@2.0.4

Patch Changes

• #910 96830f6a3 Thanks @ErikCH! - Added text to confirm sign up page, so user knows where code was delivered.

• #912 f447ec75a Thanks @wlee221! - Fix height jumps between screens and tabs

• #949 aec9a9479 Thanks @ErikCH! - Added a way for users to add in custom translations for error messages returned from cognito.

• Updated dependencies [72b543ded, 96830f6a3, f447ec75a, 712edfccc, f1c2d82db]:

  • @aws-amplify/ui@3.0.4

[kontralto-rob]

@wlee221 Politely wondering if there's an estimated time frame for when this will be published and if there's anything I could do to help with review.

[wlee221]

Hi @kontralto-rob! We usually publish on Tuesdays and Thursdays, but we can do one earlier if any of these commits can unblock you. Which commits do you need, and can yarn install @aws-amplify/ui-[framework]@next unblock you?

[kontralto-rob]

EDIT: The Angular Authenticator docs should include information about the needed polyfill:
(window as any).global = window

Thanks for the quick response @wlee221.

Unfortunately @next doesn't unblock me. I thought my problem was related to the support for strict: true but this does not seem to be the case. It did however change my error! So I appreciate the suggestion.

I am using the Angular version of the Authenticator, and it seems to be related to amazon-cognito-identity-js/node_modules/buffer/index.js's check for TYPED_ARRAY_SUPPORT. I think I'll have to submit a new issue for you folks. Cheers.

[wlee221]

@kontralto-rob Thanks for the additional context. Just to confirm, did adding (window as any).global = window resolve the build?

[wlee221]

In terms of mentioning that in the doc, it is on https://ui.docs.amplify.aws/getting-started/installation?platform=angular#troubleshooting but I know it's very hard to find, and rather should be cross-linked from Authenticator doc itself.

I have an open issue for that -- #892. I'll work on getting it resolved by next week.

[kontralto-rob]

@wlee221 (window as any).global = window did resolve the build.

Thanks for working to get that in the doc, I'm sure it'll help others avoid tripping over this like I did.

Cheers