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Angular cli 1.1.1 doesn't allow in-browser debugging #6640
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see solution here: |
I'm not sure if creating / modifying launch.json each time you make a new project suffices as a solution. Older vesions of angular cli are much more user friendly in that regard. |
Yeah I agree, this sounds like a different issues as well. This one isn't related to VSCode. It sounds like there is a regression with the sourcemaps. |
I followed your steps and could see I think #6682 fixed it, as per @clydin's comment #6623 (comment). |
What version of chrome are you using? I'm on Can you try making a new app and checking there if you can see the sources? If so, it might be a dependency issue. |
Ok, I think I see what's wrong. Thank you for taking the time to debug. |
#6862 should fix this I believe. If it doesn't and you still experience this problem after it's merged and released, please let me know. |
I just tried updating to 1.2.1 and I get still no sources. |
@AlexLnz can you tell me exactly how to reproduce what you're seeing? I've been testing this myself and see the sources in devtools. |
Solution:
Regards, |
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Bug Report
Versions.
@angular/cli: 1.1.1
node: 8.0.0
os: darwin x64
Repro steps.
ng new debugtest
cd debugtest
ng test
in the browser -> Debug -> developer tools / sources -> cmd+p ->
cannot find app.component.ts!
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