Open GetLikha opened 1 year ago
lexoyo
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1 year ago Yes that is true There is a similar mechanism in v2 At least the user should know what's new in the version right ? Maybe since last time they opened silex? Or maybe use the version used to save the website
GetLikha
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1 year ago Yeah a sort of quick notification or maybe a "What's New?" panel in the homepage of V3 would be a nice feature to implement, then an update button in it too.
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Yes that is true There is a similar mechanism in v2 At least the user should know what's new in the version right ? Maybe since last time they opened silex? Or maybe use the version used to save the website — Reply to this email directly, https://github.com/silexlabs/Silex/issues/1541#issuecomment-1731226878, or https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/A7P6LYDFXP6NTPXUYGN7EJ3X3VVUNANCNFSM6AAAAAA5B5HHIU. You are receiving this because you authored the thread.
lexoyo
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1 year ago The update button would mean that there is a mechanism of pwa Pwa means thet the whole front end is stored in the user's browser. Then it makes sense to have an update buttton. But in the case of silex i didn't implement the pwa mechanism, just a simple cache. So for now the update button would be useless as the app is updated automatically
GetLikha
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1 year ago The update button would mean that there is a mechanism of pwa Pwa means thet the whole front end is stored in the user's browser. Then it makes sense to have an update buttton. But in the case of silex i didn't implement the pwa mechanism, just a simple cache. So for now the update button would be useless as the app is updated automatically
Ahh okay got it
What I meant btw
But thanks for the clarification
web.snapchat.com has a feature where if they have a new update, it will notify the user if there's a new update. It'll ask them to set the update by pressing a reload button on the notification. Once they click it, the page will reload and the update will be implemented.
I'm guessing upon reload, it clears the cache for that specific site so the browser will be forced to fetch new files, applying the update.
I'm not entirely sure when a new Silex V3 update is implemented, so I'm not aware if I'm using an old version. For inexperienced users, it might be confusing to have to clear the cache to use the latest version of V3.
Just a suggestion 🙂.