Arthur Stolyar

@bkniffler interesting. Can you show me what `resource` and `runtimePath` path you have in that situation? Also I'm glad you were able to solve it :-)

I'm going to label this is a bug and maybe solve some day. Thanks for additional info @bkniffler and great the workaround worked for both, you and @nvanselow.

Well, the name should say on its own. _Cache maps_ map how caches are returned, e.g. it matches one cache request and returns another cache instead. So imagine `/about.html` is...

@KyleAMathews see this (it's in the example too): ``` js { matchUrl: function(url) { if (url !== '/something') { return '/other'; // rewrite } // Should return be implicit, i.e....

Maybe it should be just function instead of object with `matchUrl` prop?

Yeah, it should. I mean, `matchPath` is there for simplicity, e.g. when you match for your domain your don't want write whole regexp for your domain. So it's either `matchPath`...

Yeah, I agree, `matchPath` is confusing. Maybe it would be good to use just `match` and for own/current website it would start from path and for others be absolute?

@KyleAMathews Yeah, I'm getting into it :-) Btw, what about using some pattern to match urls instead of RegExp? The only problem which I see is that plugin already uses...

So, do you mean to use it for both fs and network? `sw-toolbox` indeed uses that for route paths and also uses an option `origin` to match different domains. See...

@jeffposnick thanks for coming here, every feedback is welcome for sure! Unfortunately that issue is too long to read for me right now, but I remember about it. Still trying...