Should the CSS and JS source maps be part of Git? Part of the released version?
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- Open
- Subject
- Should the CSS and JS source maps be part of Git? Part of the released version?
- Version
- master
- Category
- Community projects
- Feature
- Theme: Look & feel, Styles, CSS, Theme Control Center
- Resolution status
- New
- Submitted by
- Marc Laporte
- Keep informed
- Jonny Bradley, luciash d' being đŸ§™, Gary Cunningham-Lee, Benoit GrĂ©goire
- Lastmod by
- Marc Laporte
- Rating
- Description
The discussion started here: https://gitlab.com/tikiwiki/tiki/-/commit/479393d23dfce6d9a39d1bb6fb90bde5b8fcc641#note_1261499177
Now, what will become our SOP?
https://duckduckgo.com/?va=t&t=he&q=Should+I+Use+Source+Maps+in+Production&ia=webPlease keep in mind that the vast majority of the contributor community runs Tiki from Git, while the vast majority of the non contributors run from packaged version (ex.: zip)
- Importance
- 7
- Easy to solve?
- 5
- Priority
- 35
- Demonstrate Bug (Tiki 19+)
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- Ticket ID
- 8315
- Created
- Wednesday 01 February, 2023 15:47:28 GMT-0000
by Marc Laporte - LastModif
- Wednesday 01 February, 2023 15:52:45 GMT-0000
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