By "deploy" if you mean running amplify publish to deploy to Amplify's static hosting then the answer is no, you can't publish frontends in different repositories. Even if the Amplify cli allows you to do that, your repos will override each other.
Hi,
yes I was having the same question you have.
I think the solution is to add multiple branches in the frontend envirmoent and do the sub-domain configration with amplify framework in the console .
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That link doesn't answer Mau's question.
By "deploy" if you mean running
amplify publishto deploy to Amplify's static hosting then the answer is no, you can't publish frontends in different repositories. Even if the Amplify cli allows you to do that, your repos will override each other.Hi,
yes I was having the same question you have.
I think the solution is to add multiple branches in the frontend envirmoent and do the sub-domain configration with amplify framework in the console .