Pattern-based feature branch deployments
Pattern-based branch deployments allow you to automatically deploy branches that match a
         specific pattern to Amplify. Product teams using feature branch or GitFlow workflows for
         their releases, can now define patterns such as release** to automatically deploy Git
         branches that begin with ‘release’ to a shareable URL.
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            Choose App settings, then Branch settings. 
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            On the Branch settings page, choose Edit. 
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            Select Branch autodetection to automatically connect branches to Amplify that match a pattern set. 
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            In the Branch autodetection - patterns box, enter the patterns for automatically deploying branches. - 
                  *– Deploys all branches in your repository.
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                  release*– Deploys all branches that begin with the word ‘release'.
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                  release*/– Deploys all branches that match a ‘release /’ pattern.
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                  Specify multiple patterns in a comma-separated list. For example, release*, feature*.
 
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            Set up automatic password protection for all branches that are automatically created by selecting Branch autodetection access control . 
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            For Gen 1 applications built with an Amplify backend, you can choose to create a new environment for every connected branch, or point all branches to an existing backend. 
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            Choose Save. 
Pattern-based feature branch deployments for an app connected to a custom domain
You can use pattern-based feature branch deployments for an app connected to an Amazon Route 53 custom domain.
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               For instructions on setting up pattern-based feature branch deployments, see Setting up automatic subdomains for an Amazon Route 53 custom domain 
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               For instructions on connecting an Amplify app to a custom domain managed in Route 53, see Adding a custom domain managed by Amazon Route 53 
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               For more information about using Route 53, see What is Amazon Route 53.