Webpack source code mappings not detected
Reported by
mike.tal...@3radical.com,
Sep 9 2017
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Issue descriptionDevTools failed to link network resource to filesystem. Platform: Mac Chrome version: 63.0.3210.0 Webpack 3.5.5 In main line Chrome I can link source fine, but in Canary this has stopped working. In Canary nothing is linked at all and it keeps letting me add a local folder but doesn't then perform any mapping. As I can only add a mapping on a source file I can't "tell it" where the root of the project is - not sure if this is relevant. Screenshots from Canary and one from Chrome that shows it working previously. Project is on PlayCanvas: https://playcanvas.com/project/503148/overview/alphabet-frame-viewer But the webpack source is presently closed.
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Sep 9 2017
Further comment lol. Webpack sourcemap mode of inline-source-map
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Sep 11 2017
Thanks for filing the issue. Could you please check the same issue on latest Canary#63.0.3212.0.If still issue observed, please provide us clear steps,OS & expected result to reproduce the issue from our end.
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Sep 11 2017
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Sep 26 2017
Looks like persistent issue, Andrey, please take a look.
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Oct 5 2017
I am under the same conditions of OP and I can confirm this is happening also for me on Canary 63.0.3233.0 and Mac Os 10.11.6 I can see sourcemaps for sass files but not those of Js/JSX files. This used to work until few days ago for me.
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Oct 9 2017
Same issue, started happening with a recent canary release just like comment 6.
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Dec 10 2017
Hi everybody, We recently introduced the "Persistence 2.0" - workspaces that establish mappings automatically. One of the conditions for this to happen is that content of both file and loaded resource exactly match. In case of webpack, we've seen a lot of loaders that were fiddling with sourcemap files and didn't fill in proper content. This would make the automapping not work (which is actually reasonable since there's no way to map to non-equal resources). Speculatively closing this since it looks very much like this case. |
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Comment 1 by mike.tal...@3radical.com
, Sep 9 2017