Ugh. To anyone contemplating using Amplify I would say:
Rolling your own UI components and straight up using the amazon-cognito-identity-js library and wrapping the bits you need in promises, is far far far less of a headache than using Amplify, unless being tied to Webpack and dealing with disgracefully lazy types is your idea of fun.
That's what we're doing actually. I get the impression that Amplify was designed more for vendor-lock-in than actually solving the problem in the best way
