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refactor!: [wip] make workbox-webpack-plugin a peer dependency #4565

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@haoqunjiang haoqunjiang commented Sep 11, 2019

Update: I'm very hesitant about this refactor. Will give it another look next week.

TODOs:

  • implement a migrator for vue upgrade to automate the migration
  • implement a postinstall script for prerelease users who don't use vue upgrade to upgrade this plugin. Adding a postinstall script does not make sense as we've got migrators already. I think adding a strong and explicit is enough.

Considering workbox team is preparing a v5 release.
It's likely that in the early-to-middle stage of Vue CLI v4 lifecycle that a major version bump of workbox may happen.
By making it a peer dep we could have more flexibility on version strategies.

We should do the similar to the unit-jest plugin.
IMO these are our last two remaining issues before an official v4 release.

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Considering workbox team is preparing a v5 release.
It's likely that in the early-to-middle stage of Vue CLI v4 lifecycle
that a major version bump of workbox may happen.
By making it a peer dep we could have more flexibility on version
strategies.
@haoqunjiang haoqunjiang changed the title refactor!: make workbox-webpack-plugin a peer dependency refactor!: [wip] make workbox-webpack-plugin a peer dependency Sep 14, 2019
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Closing this because separating such an essential dependency out could be a much larger maintenance burden to us.

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