A .map file is typically a source map used in deployment environments to link compiled code back to its original source files.
It would be highly beneficial if the tool could analyze .map files and automatically resolve the paths listed in the "sources" section to verify their presence in the development codebase.
For example:
carbon-addons-iot-react.css.map
"sources": [
"styles.scss"
]
Here, styles.scss should be flagged as mapped if found in the development codebase.
bundle.js.map
"sources": [
"../src/queue.ts",
"../node_modules/tslib/tslib.es6.js",
"../src/error.ts",
"../src/browser.ts",
"../src/simple.ts",
"../src/index.ts"
]
Each of these paths should be individually checked. If all are found, the .map file is considered fully mapped.
However, if any source file listed cannot be mapped, the .map file should be flagged as requires-review , indicating that manual review is needed to ensure source integrity.
A .map file is typically a source map used in deployment environments to link compiled code back to its original source files.
It would be highly beneficial if the tool could analyze .map files and automatically resolve the paths listed in the "sources" section to verify their presence in the development codebase.
For example:
carbon-addons-iot-react.css.map
Here,
styles.scssshould be flagged as mapped if found in the development codebase.bundle.js.map
Each of these paths should be individually checked. If all are found, the .map file is considered fully mapped.
However, if any source file listed cannot be mapped, the .map file should be flagged as
requires-review, indicating that manual review is needed to ensure source integrity.