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This way they would use the same requirements build which is the longest step and not risk conflicting

For what it's worth, I just tried Workbox 3.6.3 and it did not fix this issue (which implies to me that GoogleChrome/workbox#1677 and this issue) are not one in the same.

For Workbox users looking for a solution to this iOS/Workbox bug, adding templatedUrls in my workbox-build config fixed this iOS issue perfectly without any consequences (as far as I can tell, having used it a week or two):

workboxBuild.generateSW({
  // make sure that index.html is not matched by your globPatterns
  globPatterns: ['**\/*.{js,css,png}'],
  templatedUrls: {
    // '.' must be used instead of '/' in my case because my app is not served from the
    // root of the domain (but rather, from a subdirectory); using '.' will work
    // in either case
    '.': ['index.html']
  }
});

Originally posted by @caleb531 in v8/v8.dev#4 (comment)

https://rossta.net/blog/how-to-specify-local-ruby-gems-in-your-gemfile.html

Should be able to just switch it out with the recaptcha code

Service worker has a code error around escaping a line I don't need because I don't use the CDN listed. Here's a better example to cheat off of:

https://github.com/EdricChan03/edricchan03.github.io/blob/98a8ea0044d304699b5ad70ec3e075a8eeb337ce/service-worker.js

_sass folder is for partials (loaded with import or mixin)
assets/css is for css files
that’s why some aren’t getting loaded

Jekyll image tag supports this but it is not well-documented.

rbuchberger/jekyll_picture_tag#173

Photo in upper left, links below it.