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chore(deps-dev): bump workbox-webpack-plugin from 4.3.1 to 5.0.0 #138

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Bumps workbox-webpack-plugin from 4.3.1 to 5.0.0.

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Workbox v5.0.0

Overview of Workbox v5

We're happy to announce the release of Workbox version 5! This release introduces a lot of new features, as well as some breaking changes.

If you're already using Workbox, the best place to get up to speed is the guide to migrating from v4 to v5.

One example migration, with commentary, can be found in this GitHub commit.

🎉 What's New?

A shift towards local Workbox bundles & away from the CDN

While our immediate plan is to continue publishing copies of the Workbox runtime code to our CDN, in v5, the generateSW mode of our build tools will create a local bundle of exactly the Workbox runtime methods you end up using in your service worker. Depending on the value of inlineWorkboxRuntime, this bundle will either be imported from a separate file, or inlined directly in your top-level service worker.

Under the hood, we use Rollup to create this optimized bundle, optionally minifying it and generating sourcemaps, depending on the configuration.

See #2064 for more details.

If you're using the workbox-webpack-plugin's InjectManifest mode, the service worker file you specify via swSrc will end up being run through a webpack compilation process, optionally applying any compilation plugins configured via the webpackPlugins parameter. This should simplify the development flow described in the Using Bundlers (webpack/Rollup) with Workbox guide.

See #1513 for more details.

You can continue using importScripts('http://storage.googleapis.com/workbox-cdn/releases/5.0.0/workbox-sw.js') and relying on workbox-sw to dynamically pull in the Workbox runtime code that you need in v5, but we expect that using a custom bundle will lead to smaller runtime payloads (as well as work around issues with asynchronous imports), and we encourage developers to consider switching off of the CDN.

Changes to the webpack precache manifest

Before v5, workbox-webpack-plugin would generate a list of entries to precache based on two distinct sources: the set of assets in a webpack compilation, along with an optional additional set of files matched via glob patterns. Most webpack developers did not use the glob-related options (since the webpack compilation would normally include all the assets that they cared about), but at the same time, some helpful configuration options for manipulating or post-processing the precache manifest only applied to entries created via those glob patterns.

In v5, the glob-related configuration options are no longer supported. The webpack asset pipeline is the source of all the automatically created manifest entries. (Developers who have files that exist outside of the webpack asset pipeline are encouraged to use, e.g., copy-webpack-plugin to get those files into the webpack compilation.)

Beyond that, options for post-processing the precache manifest can now be used to manipulate entries that originate from the webpack asset pipeline. manifestTransforms, in particular, can be used to make arbitrary changes to any aspect of the precache manifest, including adding entries, deleting them, and changing their revision or url fields as needed. The current webpack compilation will be passed in to the callback function in case you need information from there to determine how to manipulate entries.

Here's an example of using manifestTransforms to perform extensive post-processing of a precache manifest:

const manifestTransform = (originalManifest, compilation) => {
  // If anything needs to be propagated to webpack's list
  // of compilaiton warnings, add the message here:
  const warnings = [];

const manifest = originalManifest.map((entry) => {
// entry has size, revision, and url fields.


// Add a CDN prefix to certain URLs.
// (alternatively, use modifyURLPrefix)
if (entry.url.endsWith('.jpg')) {
  entry.url = `https://examplecdn.com/${entry.url}`;
}



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