How to inject extra HTML to index.html during Angular production build before its hash for ngsw.json is...

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I need to inject this tag into a location in the compiled index.html after running ng build --prod.



<script>const VERSION = '1.0.0-{someCompileTimeValue}';</script>


Normally, after building, i would use gulp-inject to inject that tag (including other things like google analytics, favicons).



However, since adopting ng add @angular/pwa, it is quietly complaining about SwCriticalError: Hash mismatch because after hashing index.html it no longer matches the hash in ngsw.json.



As a consequence, no event is ever emitted by .available:



constructor(private updates: SwUpdate){
interval(5000).pipe(exhaustMap(() => this.updates.checkForUpdate())).subscribe();
this.updates.available.subscribe(event => console.log('available!'));
}


I tried to run ./node_modules/.bin/ngsw-config dist/ ngsw-config.json manually, though it does update the index.html hash at ngsw.json. It add new hashes and reference for ngsw-worker.js, safety-worker.js and worker-basic.min.js, of which i feel is not intended to be there.



If there isn't a 'canon' solution, i would probably (using gulp) hash index.html and assign to its ngsw.json entry.










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    I need to inject this tag into a location in the compiled index.html after running ng build --prod.



    <script>const VERSION = '1.0.0-{someCompileTimeValue}';</script>


    Normally, after building, i would use gulp-inject to inject that tag (including other things like google analytics, favicons).



    However, since adopting ng add @angular/pwa, it is quietly complaining about SwCriticalError: Hash mismatch because after hashing index.html it no longer matches the hash in ngsw.json.



    As a consequence, no event is ever emitted by .available:



    constructor(private updates: SwUpdate){
    interval(5000).pipe(exhaustMap(() => this.updates.checkForUpdate())).subscribe();
    this.updates.available.subscribe(event => console.log('available!'));
    }


    I tried to run ./node_modules/.bin/ngsw-config dist/ ngsw-config.json manually, though it does update the index.html hash at ngsw.json. It add new hashes and reference for ngsw-worker.js, safety-worker.js and worker-basic.min.js, of which i feel is not intended to be there.



    If there isn't a 'canon' solution, i would probably (using gulp) hash index.html and assign to its ngsw.json entry.










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      I need to inject this tag into a location in the compiled index.html after running ng build --prod.



      <script>const VERSION = '1.0.0-{someCompileTimeValue}';</script>


      Normally, after building, i would use gulp-inject to inject that tag (including other things like google analytics, favicons).



      However, since adopting ng add @angular/pwa, it is quietly complaining about SwCriticalError: Hash mismatch because after hashing index.html it no longer matches the hash in ngsw.json.



      As a consequence, no event is ever emitted by .available:



      constructor(private updates: SwUpdate){
      interval(5000).pipe(exhaustMap(() => this.updates.checkForUpdate())).subscribe();
      this.updates.available.subscribe(event => console.log('available!'));
      }


      I tried to run ./node_modules/.bin/ngsw-config dist/ ngsw-config.json manually, though it does update the index.html hash at ngsw.json. It add new hashes and reference for ngsw-worker.js, safety-worker.js and worker-basic.min.js, of which i feel is not intended to be there.



      If there isn't a 'canon' solution, i would probably (using gulp) hash index.html and assign to its ngsw.json entry.










      share|improve this question













      I need to inject this tag into a location in the compiled index.html after running ng build --prod.



      <script>const VERSION = '1.0.0-{someCompileTimeValue}';</script>


      Normally, after building, i would use gulp-inject to inject that tag (including other things like google analytics, favicons).



      However, since adopting ng add @angular/pwa, it is quietly complaining about SwCriticalError: Hash mismatch because after hashing index.html it no longer matches the hash in ngsw.json.



      As a consequence, no event is ever emitted by .available:



      constructor(private updates: SwUpdate){
      interval(5000).pipe(exhaustMap(() => this.updates.checkForUpdate())).subscribe();
      this.updates.available.subscribe(event => console.log('available!'));
      }


      I tried to run ./node_modules/.bin/ngsw-config dist/ ngsw-config.json manually, though it does update the index.html hash at ngsw.json. It add new hashes and reference for ngsw-worker.js, safety-worker.js and worker-basic.min.js, of which i feel is not intended to be there.



      If there isn't a 'canon' solution, i would probably (using gulp) hash index.html and assign to its ngsw.json entry.







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