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docs: add info about service-worker and HTTP caching headers into Firebase section #3659

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@bobrosoft bobrosoft commented Dec 29, 2017

Tricky issue, if you not aware on how service-workers work. Related to #2440

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@bobrosoft bobrosoft changed the title docs: add info about HTTP caching headers into Firebase section docs: add info about service-worker and HTTP caching headers into Firebase section Dec 29, 2017
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gaearon commented Jan 9, 2018

Seriously, Firebase is still not doing this by default?

cc @addyosmani @jeffposnick Is this expected?

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Seriously, Firebase is still not doing this by default?

@gaearon no, unfort :( And that thing is crucial when deploying to Firebase, because service-worker enabled in create-react-app by default.

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gaearon commented Jan 9, 2018

This sounds a bit silly given that Firebase is a Google project and Google's the one pushing for service worker adoption.

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gaearon commented Jan 9, 2018

(To clarify, I refer to the situation as silly, not your post)

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This sounds a bit silly given that Firebase is a Google project and Google's the one pushing for service worker adoption.

I'll agree that it's silly/frustrating, but for different reasons: this configuration shouldn't be necessary anymore, as per the service worker specification, and is no longer necessary in Firefox, which has been updated to ignore HTTP caches for service workers by default.

Unfortunately, and as discussed elsewhere, Chrome hasn't yet made that change, though there is at least a changelist under review.

Adding this recommendation to the docs for the time being to account for the current behavior of Chrome couldn't hurt.

(I wouldn't expect Firebase to make changes to their hosting environment to accommodate Chrome's inconsistent-with-the-spec behavior at this point.)

@gaearon gaearon added this to the 1.0.18 milestone Jan 10, 2018
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gaearon commented Jan 10, 2018

Fair, thank you for explaining! I’m sorry I snapped a little.

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