Nice write-up, thanks Bradley.
In my own application, I use this to keep the browser cache version in sync with my application version.
<ServiceWorkerCacheVersion Condition="'$(Configuration)' == 'Release'">$(Version)</ServiceWorkerCacheVersion>
Does it mean, whenever you publish the new version to the web server, then all installed/cached version will be updated to the latest version again?
Clever! Great tip 👍
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Nice write-up, thanks Bradley.
In my own application, I use this to keep the browser cache version in sync with my application version.
<ServiceWorkerCacheVersion Condition="'$(Configuration)' == 'Release'">$(Version)</ServiceWorkerCacheVersion>Does it mean, whenever you publish the new version to the web server, then all installed/cached version will be updated to the latest version again?
Clever! Great tip 👍