haoqunjiang
commented
5 years ago I'm also puzzled by this behavior. Seems a Safari bug.
Open mikejamesli opened 5 years ago
haoqunjiang
commented
5 years ago I'm also puzzled by this behavior. Seems a Safari bug.
mikejamesli
commented
5 years ago @sodatea I fixed the issue by adding the skipwaiting:true option in the vue.config.js. After restarting the app on iOS, the latest version is now loaded.
workboxOptions: { skipWaiting: true }
Let me know if this helps you with your workbox issue. I don't know if this is the expected behaviour in Safari since this setting force installs the latest SW as soon as it's downloaded (which is not recommended). As you know already, chrome doesn't need this for the expected behaviour.
Reference: https://developers.google.com/web/tools/workbox/modules/workbox-webpack-plugin
Version
3.1.0
Reproduction link
https://github.com/mikeli11/vuepwaplugin
Node and OS info
Node 8.11.3 / Windows 10
Steps to reproduce
The issue is simple, I create a new project using vue-cli-3.1.0 and select the pwa plugin. I publish this app to netlify and add it to my homescreen on iOS12. I open the app and everything looks fine, I make an update and publish the site again. No matter how many times i open the app on iOS it is always showing the old version. This could be a Vue pwa plugin specific issue or with safari.
See it in action: https://youtu.be/b197y8sMaKM
What is expected?
PWA is updated with the latest content.
What is actually happening?
PWA is still the older version of the app.