Bump workbox-expiration from 5.1.4 to 6.0.2

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Bumps workbox-expiration from 5.1.4 to 6.0.2.

Release notes

Sourced from workbox-expiration's releases.

Workbox v6.0.2 resolves an issue that could prevent workbox-precaching from working as expected when loaded via workbox-sw.

(There was no v6.0.1 release.)

🐛 What's Fixed?

• Preserve symbols across builds and don't mangle _handle. #2687

Thanks!

Special thanks to @pidtuner for raising the issue that was resolved in this release.

Workbox v6.0.0

Overview of Workbox v6

We're happy to announce the release of Workbox v6!

🎉 What's New?

webpack improvements

This release includes additional bug fixes for better compatibility with webpack. As of this release, workbox-webpack-plugin requires webpack v4.40.0 or later (for those still on the v4.x branch) or webpack v.5.9.0 or later (for those who have updated to webpack v5.x).

workbox-webpack-plugin will also now take advantage of the immutable metadata that webpack automatically adds to hashed assets. In most cases, this means that explicitly using dontCacheBustURLMatching in your workbox-webpack-plugin configuration is no longer necessary.

See #2651, #2673, and #2675.

workbox-strategies improvements

The best way to ensure third-party developers have the power to extend Workbox in ways that fully meet their needs is to base our own strategies on top of the extensibility mechanisms we expose to third-party developers.

Specifically, v6 introduces a new way for third-party developers to define their own Workbox strategies, and all of our built-in strategies have been rewritten on top of this mechanism.

This change also allowed us to rewrite the workbox-precaching codebase to use workbox-strategies as a base. This should not result in any breaking changes, and should lead to better long-term consistency in how the two modules access the network and cache.

See #2446, #2459 and #2569 for more details.

New strategy base class

In v6, all Workbox strategy classes (both built-in strategies as well as custom, third-party strategies) must extend the new Strategy base class.

The Strategy base class is responsible for two primary things:

• Invoking plugin lifecycle callbacks common to all strategy handlers (e.g. when they start, respond, and end).
• Creating a "handler" instance, that can manage state for each individual request a strategy is handling.

A new "handler" class

We previously had internal modules call fetchWrapper and cacheWrapper, which (as their name implies) wrap the various fetch and cache APIs with hooks into their lifecycle. This is the mechanism that currently allows plugins to work, but it's not exposed to developers.

Commits

• 025657c v6.0.2
• e86b223 Another skip
• e2c26c3 Temp. skip yarn tests
• b39a823 Adds gulp build to version (#2690)
• e05b105 Preserve symbols across builds, don't mangle _handle (#2687)
• 48cb3fd v6.0.1
• 96ac4e8 Mark a couple of classes private (#2685)
• 638c843 v6.0.0
• 9cbed27 v6.0.0
• e2bae90 Misc. webpack changes (#2683)
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

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