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In rare cases, scripts can be referenced in multiple sourcemaps. Example, the TS repo references scripts in built/local/run.js, and built/local/tsserverlibrary.js
We will only bind the BP in a random one of these scripts.
In the TS case that prompted this, they don't actually load both scripts, but this prevents us from using an outFiles pattern like "built/local/**/*.js"
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Wanted to add the ability to have multiple mappings for the same pattern and select one that matches what's on disk, but I don't actually like having that much smartness.
Hey guys,
Is there any update on this issue. Recently it is pretty easy to have the same file referenced in different source maps - just import the same file in two entry points of webpack compilation and you'll hit it. This breaks debugging in a really unexpected way.
Can we do something to handle this case? Is it planned for one of the next releases?
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In rare cases, scripts can be referenced in multiple sourcemaps. Example, the TS repo references scripts in built/local/run.js, and built/local/tsserverlibrary.js
We will only bind the BP in a random one of these scripts.
In the TS case that prompted this, they don't actually load both scripts, but this prevents us from using an outFiles pattern like "built/local/**/*.js"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: