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Updated changelog.md for 0.19.3 release. final dev build.
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[README](templates/README.md) file under the [templates](templates)
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## Building and Deploying your own the LexWebUi
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## Building and Deploying your own LexWebUi
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If you want to modify or change LexWebUi functionality follow this
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release process once you are satisfied and have tested your code modifications.
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Note that "yourbootstrapbucket" (S3 bucket) must allow objects with public-read acl to be added. This approach
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is described in the following image.
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is described in the image below.
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Once you've uploaded your distribution to your own bootstrap bucket, you can launch an installation of LexWebUi
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in the AWS region where this bucket is located by using the master.yaml from your bootstrap bucket. You can
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also update an existing LexWebUi installation by performing a stack update replacing the current template with
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the template you just uploaded to your bootstrap bucket. Note that for either a fresh installation or an update,
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you need to change the BootstrapBucket parameter to be the name of your bootstrap bucket and the BootstrapPrefix
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parameter to be just "artifacts".
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![BuildImage](./img/ExampleBuildForLexWebUi.png)

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