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If several vendor's source map use the same file-name or the same root directory, only one of them shown in Google Chrome (I haven't tested it with other browsers).
This might be an issue in particular as some directories are very common—e.g. src.
Note that the source map is still here (you can find it by stepping into the corresponding function for example), it is just not shown in the sources pane.
I honestly don't know how source-maps work behind the scene, but I am wondering if it would be possible to add a prefix to the source map? Or making it appears in a directory with the name of the imported file?
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I'm unable to identify how to namespace the input sources, anything named index.js is overwritten and all of the paths are output under a blank webpack entry.
If several vendor's source map use the same file-name or the same root directory, only one of them shown in Google Chrome (I haven't tested it with other browsers).
This might be an issue in particular as some directories are very common—e.g.
src
.Note that the source map is still here (you can find it by stepping into the corresponding function for example), it is just not shown in the sources pane.
I honestly don't know how source-maps work behind the scene, but I am wondering if it would be possible to add a prefix to the source map? Or making it appears in a directory with the name of the imported file?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: