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To update the advanced settings of AWS Amplify resources through the Amplify CLI, you can follow these steps:
- Open a terminal or command prompt and navigate to your Amplify project directory.
- Run the following command to launch the Amplify console: "amplify console". This command will open the Amplify console in your default web browser.
- In the Amplify console, click on the "Backend" section on the left-hand side.
- Under the "Backend environments" section, select the environment for which you want to update the advanced settings.
- In the environment dashboard, you will see the list of resources provisioned for that environment. Click on the specific resource you want to update.
- In the resource detail page, you will find the "Advanced settings" section. This section contains the configuration options for the selected resource.
- Make the necessary changes to the advanced settings. The available options depend on the type of resource you are modifying.
- After making the changes, click on the "Save" button to apply the updates.
The Amplify console will then update the advanced settings of the selected resource based on your modifications.
Alternatively, if you prefer to update the advanced settings through the CLI directly, you can use the amplify update <category> command, replacing <category> with the specific category of the resource you want to update (e.g., amplify update auth for authentication settings). This command allows you to modify the advanced settings of the resource directly from the command line.
Remember to sync your changes with the Amplify backend by running amplify push after making any updates to ensure that the changes are applied to the AWS resources in your account.
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Sorry, your response is inaccurate and the steps 6, 7 and 8 are not applicable. It seems pretty much an AI generated response