So far you have created an Angular application, registered service workers, and cached application resources. This chapter details how to discover an update to the application, communicate with users, and handle events to gracefully upgrade to the next version.
The chapter extensively uses Angular’s SwUpdate service, which provides ready-made features to identify and upgrade the application. It begins with instructions to include (import and inject) the SwUpdate service . Next, ...
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