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angular-cli no longer supports the --mobile flag #181
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It is not compatible with current version of angular |
To use the Angular Service Worker you can follow this guide: https://bit.ly/pwa-angularsummit-2017/. I believe the Angular team is moving the Mobile toolkit. |
The link is broken. |
@turgodi what about this one: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1F0e0ROaZUnTFftmC0XovpREHWHjcXa4CggiFlmifjhw/ ? |
I was about to link the older version, thank you! |
A new Angular Service Worker is on its way. The first sneak peek is here: https://medium.com/@webmaxru/a-new-angular-service-worker-creating-automatic-progressive-web-apps-part-1-theory-37d7d7647cc7 |
Now you can start exploring the new NGSW: I've published 2 articles covering more or less everything in the Angular Service Worker v5 (including how to emulate Angular CLI 1.6 NGSW support): |
You probably want to update the guides, specifically this page:
mobile-toolkit/guides/cli-setup.md
You make reference to the --mobile flag. This was removed from angular-cli some time ago. You now must create the manifest file on your own manually. And I could be wrong but I think the way
ng serve
works requires that the manifest gets placed in the assets directory or else it just 404's.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: