Is it me or the PWA plugin isn't really generating the service worker?

[JeremieLitzler]

Hello,

In my Netlify build logs, I see that the service worker is generated:

But when I browser my site () which has a valid manifest (), there is no service worker being displayed in the DevTools > Applications > Service worker tab:

I see the same result on https://theme-hope.vuejs.press/

Anyone has the same issue?

[Mister-Hope]

The official theme no longer use pwa, while my blog still is and I think it's working, so you'd better check again yourself, and provide a minimal reproduction if possible

[JeremieLitzler]

Hi @Mister-Hope

I'm not sure to understand.

You say The official theme no longer use pwa but the docs don't say it is unavailable... Or am I missing something?

I use the minimum configuration (see my theme.ts).

I read carefully the changelogs on each new version... Have I missing something?

The difference between your blog and mine is found in the manifest declaration (I have a seperate file, you configure it theme.ts). But I know this difference has been so for a long time now.

[Mister-Hope]

The theme docs no longer use pwa, that's what I mean, so you are expected to find nothing on the application page.

[JeremieLitzler]

Hi @Mister-Hope

Out of curiosity, what motivated the drop of usage?

Also, I notice that a service-worker.js file is still available. Does it mean I can register the service worker myself?

[JeremieLitzler]

Hi @Mister-Hope

I'd love to know how is your blog still registering a service worker using your theme... Can you explain please?

Is it because you detail the manifest in theme.ts?

Thanks a million.

[Mister-Hope]

Emm, some update here, I am busy and I do not have time to check your project, so you need to at least provide a minimal reproduction to show the case that pwa is not working.