Bug: When pressing the opensauced logo to go to the homepage I get sent to an old version about open-sauced HOT 9 CLOSED

The solution for anyone who encounters this is to unregister the service worker. We can work on a fix to automate this, but for now, I think this is a viable solution for the 165 (out of 2300 uniques referenced above) active users.

Be sure to refresh after you click ungregister.

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Hey, thanks for adding this issue, back in v0.42.5 the service worker wasn't correctly checking for new versions, hence why some assets on that redirect are not loading. Refreshing the page once without cache or deleting local *.opensauced.pizza should fix the error locally. Unfortunately, we cannot retroactively solve v0.42.5 but the problem is solved, currently. Do you think a page in the docs obout this issue and how to clear the session would make sense?

cc @bdougie had this issue on stream once as well, what do you think?

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Thanks for the quick reply @0-vortex.
I'm not fully sure if the page in the docs is a needed. I have the feeling that I'm one of the handful of people who will encounter this issue.

But since this repository is based on getting people introduced with opensource contributions, I am not gonna shoot down an opportunity for someone in the very basics of opensource contributions.

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Yeah, we need to clear the cache aggressively for users. The site was getting 2300 uniques a month before the change, so I imagine a not insignificant amount of people will encounter this.

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I have added the following code to a Netlify snippet injection. It's deployed, just need someone to confirm it works now.

navigator.serviceWorker.getRegistrations().then(function(registrations) {
 for(let registration of registrations) {
  registration.unregister()
} })

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I have added the following code to a Netlify snippet injection. It's deployed, just need someone to confirm it works now.

navigator.serviceWorker.getRegistrations().then(function(registrations) {
 for(let registration of registrations) {
  registration.unregister()
} })

This makes the service worker stop working for everyone - with no registered resources you would never have the app available offline, the issue is visible by the lack of SW is ready to handle offline requests. message in the console :D

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My reason for putting it in netlify was to fix it now and remove it a month or so. I would rather have the sw not work than get pings that the site is not working entirely a user.

Path of least resistance?

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Unfortunately I am not able to test this behaviour because I already removed my service worker.
Is there a way to visit an old version of the deployment to activate the old SW?

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Closing this as won't fix - we might merge app and hot and when that happens, this could be corrected, however might not happen this year! 🍕

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