Reputation: 749
I am starting to use source maps for my SASS code for debugging in Chrome.
The way I understood it to work was that Chrome requested in the stylesheet resource and the .map resource, yet I only see the stylesheet showing up in the network tab.
I know it's there and I know it's working as I can see the extra information from the source map in the elements tab and sources tab.
I also know I don't explicitly need to see it in the network tab as it won't load if the user doesn't have the flag set in developer tools, but I expected to see it loaded as a normal request like everything else, since I imagine it gets loaded in like every other resource? I guess it's just peace of mind to be shown absolutely everything being loaded in. I'm trying to make a highly performant site and I don't really wan't to be in the dark about requests the browser is making!
So, is there any way to get source maps to show in the network tab?
Upvotes: 14
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This is the result of a change that was mentioned here (perhaps not directly as a solution to this ticket, but discussed here): https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=362913
The basic thinking is that source maps aren't actually part of the regular page resources, and the goal of the network pane is to show you what a normal page load would involve. So, bottom line: no, there is no way to force the maps to load.
Upvotes: 3