v0.14.6

Fixed

• A container keeps its arrangement while its tab is in the background. A container whose address named one of its children lost its inner arrangement as soon as another tab came to the front: coming back laid its children out afresh and kept only the child the address named. The workbench now recognises a tab at a child's address as holding its container, as it already did for the address bar. Closing and reopening a container still starts from its declaration. (#709)
• The offline repair touches only its own application. When offline storage is broken beyond repair, the workbench drops its service worker and caches before reloading. It recognised its worker by the script name alone and dropped every ngsw: cache, so with two distributions on one origin, repairing one also reset the other. It now matches the worker and the caches by the application's base. (#711)

No published name changed.

What's Changed

• chore(demo): run the demo and the example on 0.14.5 by @yesbert in #708
• fix(shell): a container keeps its arrangement while its tab is in the background by @yesbert in #709
• docs(openspec): archive a-container-keeps-its-arrangement-in-the-background by @yesbert in #710
• fix(shell): the worker repair touches only its own application by @yesbert in #711
• docs(openspec): archive the-worker-repair-touches-only-its-own by @yesbert in #712
• chore: bump version to 0.14.6 by @yesbert in #713

Full Changelog: v0.14.5...v0.14.6