Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open 'D:\james\zeew-pwa\dist\service-worker.js'

[andrisole92]

When running npm test

[CodinCat]

Are you using the latest pwa template? e2e should pass after #21 was merged.

I just tried with a fresh install and everything works great:

If you generated your project a few days ago (before #21) then you might need to upgrade your template manually or simply generate a new one.

[andrisole92]

No, I am still getting an error.

[ragingwind]

It happens because of SWPrecacheWebpackPlugin use physical fs not memfs. I think, generating service-worker.js is not necessary while e2e test. we can bypass when it times of test. thought? @addyosmani

[addyosmani]

Pardon the delay replying. I would be down for folks ignoring the service-worker.js in end-to-end tests but we can also explore making this work better. As @ragingwind pointed out, due to the fact we output a file to disk vs memfs, some workarounds might need to be crafted here.

[default-writer]

@addyosmani I suppose @andrisole92 needs to disable service-worker programmatically, for whose who used it incorrectly (to disable errorneus site pages cache completely):

<script> navigator.serviceWorker.getRegistrations().then(function(registrations) { for(let registration of registrations) { registration.unregister() } }) </script>