Add a leading slash to ensure the SW gets registered at the site root#1
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Without a leading slash, the service worker registration URL is relative to the current page, rather than to the site root. source
This causes a problem when visiting a sub-page such as
example.com/some/pathas the SW tries to register atexample.com/some/service-worker.jsAs service workers should be registered at the site root, hopefully this change should be right for everyone.
Thanks for this module - I was up and running in minutes! :)