Pierre-Olivier Mercier
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The SPA references content-hashed bundles under /_app/immutable/ embedded in the binary. After a deploy the binary ships new hashes and drops the old ones, so a browser reusing a cached HTML page (or a stale /_app bundle) requests hashes that 404: the page renders but the app never starts, leaving it visible but frozen. - routes.go: serve the page HTML (and the rewritten manifest.json) with Cache-Control no-cache so clients always revalidate and load a page that points at bundles which actually exist; /_app/* stays immutable. - routes.go: when a missing /_app/immutable/*.js is requested (a stale cached client), return a self-healing reload module (200) instead of a dead 404 so already-stuck clients recover on their own. The reload module is issued synchronously and throws at the end of evaluation so the failing import() rejects: SvelteKit's bootstrap never reaches kit.start(...), avoiding a "kit.start is not a function" TypeError. We do not touch the Cache Storage API: the service worker manages its own cache lifecycle and async caches.* work would lose the race against kit.start. |
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