Error and Failure in Creating entry.worker.ts during Remix PWA Upgrade about monorepo HOT 5 CLOSED

Hi! @ShafSpecs
I now understand that with the migration of remix-pwa@4 to Vite, the previous building process through the CLI has been transitioned, and the importance of using the latest tag. Thank you for your support!

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This issue appears to be solved. Closing

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Hello,

I have an update regarding the issue I previously posted. I decided to run the help command to further understand the available commands and their purposes:

Commands: 
  manifest [options] Generate a web manifest file
  sw|service-worker [options] Generate a service worker file
  help [command] display help for command

It became apparent that the correct command to create a service worker file is npx remix-pwa@latest sw , not npx remix-pwa@latest init as I initially thought. Additionally, it's crucial to include the @latest keyword in the command.

However, I discovered that using npx remix-pwa@latest sw directly generates a basic entry.worker.ts file, bypassing any setup wizard or interactive prompts.

The command executed was:

$ npx remix-pwa@latest sw
Generating TypeScript service worker file...

And this resulted in the following entry.worker.ts file being generated:

/// <reference lib="WebWorker" />

export {};

declare let self: ServiceWorkerGlobalScope;

self.addEventListener('install', event => {
  console.log('Service worker installed');

  event.waitUntil(self.skipWaiting());
});

self.addEventListener('activate', event => {
  console.log('Service worker activated');

  event.waitUntil(self.clients.claim());
});

This outcome clarifies the process for generating a service worker file, albeit without the guided options initially expected.

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Hello @tyshgc 👋, I am yet to publish the changelog to the documentation site but the CLI no longer scaffolds a PWA. Due to [email protected] migrating to vite, there doesn't seem to be anything to scaffold as everything is wrapped in a plugin. Because of that, the CLI now allows you to generate the various components of PWA - manifest, service worker. Without jeopardizing your Vite App

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Regarding the use of latest, that is crucial when you have multiple versions of remix-pwa available. You can remove the old versions by clearing out your npm cache (If you didn't install it globally), but I guess you have other packages you would love to keep in the cache that you use regularly, so the solution is to use the latest tag as npm randomly picks versions (in my own experience) without a tag present

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