I've checked the HTTP log and confirmed that no requests are made for the app.js file after app.json has been loaded.
I'm 99% sure that this procedure worked before iOS6 update. Though, the request for app.js is made via GET and shouldn't be concerned by the caching issue. Or should it?
After a lot of remote debugging, testing and yelling at the screen I decided to generate a fresh project att add my code to that. It worked ...
Possible reasons:
- I've used Jackys fix for the production microloader. Removed in new build.
- Something went wrong with the localstorage in the iOS6 update ...? (longshot)
- ?
Anyway, is it possible to build a production build without the use of localstorage at all (seems a bit unstable)? That is, a build that only uses the cache.
After a lot of remote debugging, testing and yelling at the screen I decided to generate a fresh project att add my code to that. It worked ...
Possible reasons:
- I've used Jackys fix for the production microloader. Removed in new build.
- Something went wrong with the localstorage in the iOS6 update ...? (longshot)
- ?
Anyway, is it possible to build a production build without the use of localstorage at all (seems a bit unstable)? That is, a build that only uses the cache.