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I stumbled across this bug last week. As per the official documentation, you cannot have a service worker in a nested directory (which this extension plugin has).
Whilst developing locally you will not run into any problems. It is in production, i.e. when it's published on Chrome Webstore that things don't work as intended. For me, several Chrome APIs did not work as intended, I couldn't for example call chrome.tabs even though I had the permission and such.
The fix is quite simple. In vue.config.js, simply change /js/[name].js to [name].js in the configureWebpack object and re-build your extension.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I stumbled across this bug last week. As per the official documentation, you cannot have a service worker in a nested directory (which this extension plugin has).
Whilst developing locally you will not run into any problems. It is in production, i.e. when it's published on Chrome Webstore that things don't work as intended. For me, several Chrome APIs did not work as intended, I couldn't for example call
chrome.tabs
even though I had the permission and such.The fix is quite simple. In
vue.config.js
, simply change/js/[name].js
to[name].js
in theconfigureWebpack
object and re-build your extension.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: