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Service Worker - Ng Prod in Watch Mode - Future Request #9631
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I agree this would be a great future so you can test your service workers locally for push notifications. |
@cyraid Any progress on this? |
Oh I was just commenting it'd be nice haha .. Though it does look like it's still relevant. Right now I'm sure people would have to rig up copying files through the serve/watch process (to copy your service worker config file) through the angular.json assets config (using globs if necessary), and making sure you're serving on https and your local security certificate has been accepted in the browser (or in the systems cert chains). |
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Hi, is it possible to make service-worker available/generated in a Watch Mode?
At this moment, in case of "ng build --prod -w" service worked not generated.
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