Bump workbox-webpack-plugin from 4.3.1 to 6.1.5

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Bumps workbox-webpack-plugin from 4.3.1 to 6.1.5.

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Workbox v6.1.2 includes several fixes to the workbox-cli's wizard mode, and removes some potentially confusing logging.

🐛 What's Fixed?

workbox-build

• A warning message was logged when workbox-build was used, due to an update to the @rollup/plugin-replace plugin that it uses. The underlying issue raised in the warning message has been addressed. #2772

workbox-cli

• Previously, the wizard question flow would not give developers the opportunity to specify a value to override the default ignoreURLParametersMatching setting. The wizard now provides some context and explicitly asks about overriding this value. #2763

• There were two issues fixed in the wizard related to entering the globDirectory value: the separator characters, --------, were inadvertently selectable, and additionally, the logic was buggy when a manual directory name was entered. Both of these issues are fixed. #2766

workbox-strategies

• There was previously unnecessary logging of an uncaught error when a network request failed while offline, even if the response was eventually provided via the cache. This amounted to extra noise in the JS console, and could be particularly confusing if it was triggered during Chrome's new automatic offline check. This uncaught error should no longer show up in the logs. #2777

Thanks!

Special thanks to @ognjenjevremovic for contributing the two workbox-cli PRs that went into this release!

Workbox v6.1.1 includes a bug fix for the NetworkFirst strategy, as well as some documentation and TypeScript fixes.

🐛 What's Fixed?

workbox-strategies

The NetworkFirst strategy uses two promises: one for the network request, and one is the optional networkTimeoutSeconds option is set. If the network request succeeds, then the timeout promise's timer is canceled. However, the strategy previously attempted to wait until both promises resolve before the handler resolves. This meant that, if the network request succeeds before the timeout, the strategy's over handler promise would not properly resolve.

See #2744

Thanks!

Special thanks to @joshkel for both bringing that NetworkFirst issue to our attention, as well as contributing the code for the fix!

Workbox v6.1.0 includes a number of new features, as well as an important fix for a bug that could have affected workbox-precaching behavior in earlier v6 releases.

🎉 What's New?

setCatchHandler for individual Routes

The setCatchHandler() method on a Router allows you to configure "fallback" logic if any handler invoked by that Router returns an error. It can be awkward to use, however, if you have many different Routes registered for the same Router, and you would prefer that the fallback logic only be invoked when one or two particular Route handlers fail.

Starting in this release, each individual Route object has a setCatchHandler() method, allowing you to add fallback logic just to that Route, without affecting any other Routes. To use this method, make sure you explicitly construct a Route first, and then pass that Route to the (overloaded) registerRoute() method:

import {Route, registerRoute} from 'workbox-routing';
import {NetworkOnly, StaleWhileRevalidate} from 'workbox-strategies';
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Commits

• d559fc8 v6.1.5
• 2eb28dd v6.1.4
• 6d172fe Merge branch 'v6' of github.com:GoogleChrome/workbox into v6
• 24e04f4 Support for --skipTests (#2813)
• 60587f1 v6.1.3
• fe16975 Update README.md (#2808)
• 714c98b Adding scripts used during development to npm scripts to make typing gulp opt...
• 57470d5 Merge pull request #2802 from GoogleChrome/fix-ignoreurl-regex
• 1519716 Linting
• 4c9a8bc Properly serialize regexps
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

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