pwa:create:sw command puts sw.js file in project root directory

[davidromani]

Version(s) affected

1.0.5

Description

I've executed symfony console pwa:create:sw command described here and it created a sw.js file into my project root folder.

How to reproduce

Do the same procedure in described in de description section and you don't get sw.js file located inside assets directory

[tacman]

Do you have symfony/asset-mapper installed and enabled in bundles.php?

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[Spomky]

My mistake. I made bad changes. Should be fixed with 1.0.6

[davidromani]

Ok, thanks

[Spomky]

In the first days of the bundle, this command was a bit more complex.
Now it only creates a copy of an empty file.
I will remove this command and explain you just need to create a file in assets/sw.sj and put your application logic and/or let the bundle populate it with cache rules.

[Spomky]

Command removed in 1.1.x

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