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I'm trying to make my app run offline with caching. And I have the default appCache section in my app.json:

/**
 * Used to automatically generate cache.manifest (HTML 5 application cache manifest) file when you build
 */
"appCache": {
    /**
     * List of items in the CACHE MANIFEST section
     */
    "cache": [
        "index.html"
    ],
    /**
     * List of items in the NETWORK section
     */
    "network": [
        "*"
    ],

        /**
         * List of items in the FALLBACK section
         */
        "fallback": []
    },

Yet in my final build I only have the resources folder, app.js and index.html I already upgraded Sencha Cmd from 4 to 5 to the newest 5.1.1.39. So it looks like I made a mistake somewhere in my config. It does not matter if I refer the file in my Index.html:

<html manifest="cache.appcache" lang="en-US">

I have the file in my development folder, so during development it works fine. I could copy the file manually, but that's not a good long term solution.

Edit: a fresh sencha application does create a cache.appcache file. So I must have broken it somewhere...

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This was caused by specifying specific build for native platforms in the app.json. Commenting them out caused Sencha Cmd to revert to the default build and make an cache.appcache file.

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  • Good catch. I just wonder what is the correct setting: have or not cache manifest for the native build? – albanx Mar 02 '16 at 14:56