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feat: favicon, app icons and optional Web Manifest #1205
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Co-authored-by: Vincent Smedinga <[email protected]>
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I found out why this image looks a bit more blurry than the others: it’s 140 pixels, not 180.
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Ah right, the canvas should be 180px, but the image should be scaled to 140. I mixed that up.
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Also leave this file out if you remove it from the postinstall script.
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With Vincent we decided to split the favicon and web app stuff.
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So you'll leave this file here to be reviewed in the webapp PR?
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So, I was not thinking about splitting the PR, but only the documentation in this PR: one page about adding a (fav)icon to your website and one page about adding a web manifest and app icons to your web app.
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I'm not following you I think. If you split the favicon and the webapp stuff I would leave out all the webapp stuff in this PR, for cleanliness.
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In hindsight, this should have been two PRs, but it seems we’re pretty close to merging. Splitting it up now feels like more work than gain.
Also reorganise files: move app icons to dedicated directory.
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So you'll leave this file here to be reviewed in the webapp PR?
Co-authored-by: Niels Roozemond <[email protected]>
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Thanks for all this work and a good result. Next time, take it easy with the scope creep - the web manifest stuff is nice but wasn’t requested and slowed us down a bit :)
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In hindsight, this should have been two PRs, but it seems we’re pretty close to merging. Splitting it up now feels like more work than gain.
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