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I really hope that hash route can be set in the manifest entry file. It is very useful in the following usage scenarios:
{ // ... "action": { "default_popup": "src/app.html#/popup/dashboard" }, "options_page": "src/app.html#/options", // ... }
Multiple pages are in App, it can reduce my template code.
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It seems like Chrome supports hashes and even query parameters in manifest.json, so it should be possible.
Would need to update the input/output parsing of manifest HTML files so they're maintained on builds.
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feat: support hash and query properties in manifest HTML filenames
459c51c
closes #90
It seems like Chrome supports hashes and even query parameters in manifest.json, so it should be possible. Would need to update the input/output parsing of manifest HTML files so they're maintained on builds.
That's great, thanks for responding so quickly. 🙏 Super awesome plugin, saved me a lot of time. 🚀
feat: support hash and query properties in manifest HTML filenames (#92)
12950b1
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I really hope that hash route can be set in the manifest entry file.
It is very useful in the following usage scenarios:
Multiple pages are in App, it can reduce my template code.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: