localForage can be used via promise or callback, FYI.

@dcsan window.location.reload(true) will clear the cache, but unless you have the updated version up on the server, it will just reload the same thing. The fact of publishing a new version in quasar (and then uploading it to the server) sets all the unique cache signatures. While on android the PWAs will automatically update when those signatures change, on iOS this was not the case, because the app would never check. So running window.location.reload(true) forces the app to delete its cache and check again, this time finding the new version (and loading and caching it). As for the localStorage method I use, it is via the localForage plugin (https://github.com/shidianxia/vue-localforage). I just store a simple versionstring in my localStorage and compare that against one I set on the server and retrieve each time I update (this is separate from the cache signatures that Quasar sets within the code). If the version on the server is newer, I clear my local cache and reload (Otherwise I leave it alone because I don’t want to needlessly reload my app all the time, only when there is a newer version). Hope this helps.

@smakinson I suppose you mean by opening the Xcode app and changing that setting and building there? Yeah, I got that to work as well, but it would be nice if the command line worked too as it did before…

Thanks @rstoenescu ! Likewise, I am trying to get this to build with Xcode 10, and it keeps failing. I added the following in the same area, but the build process seems to be ignoring it:

 ios: {
        release: {
          buildFlag: [
            "-UseModernBuildSystem=0"
          ]
        }
      }

Any suggestions?

Thanks for the update. Quick question: Is there documentation somewhere about “Add support for android-versionCode”? Would I add some element to quasar.conf.js to set this?

And thanks for fixing Ouch! No more errors!

Does this version also update the Ouch version with the audit fix?

I believe they just fixed this: https://github.com/quorrajs/Ouch/issues/16

I will try that, thanks!

OMFG!!! I have a solution!!!

1. I add a check for versionstring on the server, and return it to the app.
2. I look for it in localtstorage (IndexedDB) and if I don’t find it, I add it. If I do find it, I compare versions and if there is a newer one on the server, I throw up a dialog.
3. Dismissing this dialog (my ok button is labeled “update”) runs window.location.reload(true) and then stores the new versionstring in localstorage

RESULT: My app is updated!! I have been searching for a way to do this for weeks and weeks, so glad it finally works on iOS. Hope this helps someone else.