I created a boilerplate SST project in a new Seed ...
# seed
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I created a boilerplate SST project in a new Seed app, to help become more familiar with the workflow of using these two together. The project deploys as expected, but I’m not able to assign a custom domain, even after everything is promoted to production. I do have a domain registered via Route53 in the AWS account that Seed is using. Is there a period of time you need to wait for Seed to be able to attach custom domains to newly created API endpoints, or is there something else that needs to be setup for this to work?
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Hey @Clayton, the custom domain feature on SEED was primarily used for Serverless Framework projects as there wasnt a reliable way to configure it via the framework itself.
For SST projects, its recommended to configure custom domains right in ur SST code directly. Here are some examples https://docs.serverless-stack.com/constructs/Api#configuring-custom-domains
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Thanks @Frank