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I am working on an existing application with legacy code base. While I would love to see the entire app converted to a PWA some day, for now my plan is one page (one url) at a time. For this, I know that the "scope" property is going to be my best friend for some time. While I can pass "." as a value to the property and treat all the routes as PWS, but as I mentioned earlier, that's not the plan. Hence, below is not an option for me.

{
  "scope" : "."
}

For now, I plan on covering only two routes under the PWA scope, "list page" and the "details page". Hence I would have preferred something like below to work, but it did not. 

{
  "scope" : [
              "/list",
              "/id/details"
            ]
}

Any suggestion(s)?

Prakash Tiwari
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The scope member is a string that represents the navigation scope of this web application's application context.

https://w3c.github.io/manifest/#scope-member

It will not support an array of multiple values.

An option would be to use the scope /pwa/ (or similar) and as you migrate sections of the app redirect /list to /pwa/list, etc.

abraham
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