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Question: Generation of source map files #179
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Any updates on this? I think the bigger issue, is that there is no way to bundle it with the library so that it would reference it from memory or bundle the map along with the generated output js. |
Is there a plan to add this functionality? |
I just ran into this, as well. No maps support for inlined scripts. |
Ugh! no updates to this. |
+1, this would be really useful! |
+1 |
Is there still interest in this? I'm considering adding this feature in a Fork, and if it would be welcome, adding it to the core project however you guys prefer to do things. Don't know that process. |
@b9chris, I would still be interested. |
yes! I'm! |
It's working on my Fork. Because I'm also building Nuglify from source, it seems to be failing the AppVeyor test (AppVeyor can't find Nuglfy so it fails to build). I'll see if I can rebuild the Pull Request with Nuglify from Nuget... |
This is amazing! My main use case for this is uploading the source maps to New Relic or Sentry so the services can parse and categorize the errors better. Thanks for your work! |
This should be ready for merge, here's the Pull Request: |
(This feature has been merged and this Issue should probably be closed as resolved) |
Is there a way for WebOptimizer to allow for serving of source maps, (*.js.map)? Currently source source maps are resulting in a 404 for me.
I see that that CodeBundlingSettings has a reference to NUglify's SymbolsMap, but can't find any example of using it.
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