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Hi there,
In the service-worker.tmpl the runtime caching and swToolboxCode variables are not rendered if handleFetch is disabled. Why those should be dependent on each other?
I have created a custom template for my case but I guess this can be more flexible to allow both runtime caching and custom fetch handling.
I banged my head for several hours in complete frustration before realizing what is happening. So I decided to make an issue out of it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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Hi there,
In the service-worker.tmpl the runtime caching and swToolboxCode variables are not rendered if handleFetch is disabled. Why those should be dependent on each other?
I have created a custom template for my case but I guess this can be more flexible to allow both runtime caching and custom fetch handling.
I banged my head for several hours in complete frustration before realizing what is happening. So I decided to make an issue out of it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: