chore: bump sirv-cli

[lukeed]

Maybe a WIP PR – I think with the changes in 1.0, it might be time to enable --single by default again since missing assets will 404 correctly now (#116)

Might also want to include a HTTPS or HTTP/2 step-by-step here (#128)?

[Conduitry]

Any asset requests (URLs that end with an extension) ignore --single behavior and will send a 404 response instead of the "index.html" fallback.

Hm. That's an interesting new default behavior for SPA mode. That'll probably work most of the time, but I'm still worried that using that as the default will lead to even more confusion than there is now when it doesn't do quite the right thing. We have plenty of evidence that people won't read sirv's docs before asking questions about how to do things with this template. I don't know what the right answer is here.

[lukeed]

Yeah, we dont have to do anything, but the current --single behavior is the correct default behavior it should have always had. It's not a surprise at all that the previous --single attempt(s) always caused a boat load of confusion.

[Conduitry]

The new --single behavior will give people problems if they try to have an SPA where some of the routes have a period in them though, right? I don't know how common that would be. Is there some precedent in other tools about how to handle this and try to make only the intended 404s be 404s?

[lukeed]

Yeah, they look for "." in the address bar. The only other way to approach it is to send a (long) default list of file extensions, which will undoubtedly need modifying anyway.

You can disable all the default "ignore" behavior by --no-ignores or add new patterns to ignore by passing it in: --ignore foobar

[lukeed]

Can we revisit this? Some people are running into issues getting old sirv & expecting new behavior: lukeed/sirv#67 (comment)

[lukeed]

Merging this as I still get pings about sirv issues/questions – usually along the lines of "sirv documentation doesn't match its behavior [...] oh! the template didn't give me the latest"

We can adjust flags/documentation later as needed