feat(amplify): enables apps hosted with server side rendering#26861
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Problem: The Amplify App L2 construct does not support the ability for customers to configure a SSR app without reaching down into the lower level L1. Solution: Expose the `platform` field used to set SSG vs SSR hosted applications. Do not expose `WEB_DYNAMIC` as SSRv1 is on the deprecation path. Testing Done: * yarn build+test * updated snapshots for new default value
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Problem:
The Amplify App L2 construct does not support the ability for customers to configure a SSR app without reaching down into the lower level L1.
Solution:
Expose the
platformfield used to set SSG vs SSR hosted applications. Do not exposeWEB_DYNAMICas SSRv1 is on the deprecation path.Testing Done:
yarn build+testplatformfieldCloses #24076 and #23325
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