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build(nuxt): disable app manifest for now #260

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    • Disabled app manifest generation in the configuration settings.

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The recent update to the Nuxt configuration involves a single but impactful change: setting appManifest to false. This will disable the generation of the app manifest, which is typically used for defining how the app should behave when installed on a device, potentially affecting aspects like offline capability or home screen behavior.

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nuxt.config.ts appManifest configuration set to false

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 4c57a51 and 50e5140.

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16-16: Verify the impact of disabling the app manifest.

The appManifest setting has been disabled by setting it to false. Ensure that this change does not have unintended side effects on the application's functionality, such as PWA capabilities or other features relying on the app manifest.

Verification successful

No issues found with disabling the app manifest.

The only reference to appManifest in the codebase is in the nuxt.config.ts file where it has been set to false. This suggests that there are no critical dependencies on the app manifest, and disabling it should not have unintended side effects on the application's functionality.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the impact of disabling the app manifest.

# Test: Check if there are any references to the app manifest in the codebase. Expect: No critical dependencies on the app manifest.
rg --type javascript --type typescript --type vue 'appManifest'

Length of output: 98



Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the impact of disabling the app manifest.

# Test: Check if there are any references to the app manifest in the codebase. Expect: No critical dependencies on the app manifest.
rg --type js --type ts --type vue 'appManifest'

Length of output: 75



Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the impact of disabling the app manifest.

# Test: Check if there are any references to the app manifest in the codebase. Expect: No critical dependencies on the app manifest.
rg --type js --type ts 'appManifest'

Length of output: 75

@arunanshub arunanshub closed this Jul 7, 2024
@arunanshub arunanshub deleted the fix/route-rules branch July 7, 2024 06:43
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