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fix(aws-api-appsync): update getModelFields for flutter support #1611

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Issue #, if available: #1610

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@Jordan-Nelson Jordan-Nelson requested a review from a team December 20, 2021 16:34
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Would be nice to have a unit test for this.

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Would be nice to have a unit test for this.

@jpignata doesn't agree

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Would be nice to have a unit test for this.

@poojamat I added a unit test for the new behavior for SerializedModel in aws-api-appsync. The unit tests seem to be failing in CI, although they are passing locally. I will look into that and update if needed.

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Should the copyright year be 2022?

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Yes. Updated.

@poojamat poojamat merged commit b53a570 into aws-amplify:main Jan 6, 2022
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