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What is the map file for?
See original GitHub issueI followed some instructions to add Mermaid to a company-private blog by adding mermaid.min.js to the blog repo and a <script> element to load it. It works great with no issues I can see except for this error in my browser:
[Error] Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 () (mermaid.min.js.map, line 0)
https://xxxxxx.pages.github.io/assets/js/mermaid.min.js.map
It makes sense it didn’t find mermaid.min.js.map since I didn’t copy it to the repository, though I see it on the CDN. But since everything seems to be working for my simple flow diagrams, and the map file is huge, I’m curious what it’s for. I failed to find information in the documentation; should it be mentioned there? Is it optional? For specific diagram types, perhaps?
TIA!
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OH, LOL, which is naturally what I do when I then notice it doesn’t load. Got it. A little magical but makes sense.
Seems like the browser only downloads it if you have devtools open. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44315460/when-do-browsers-download-sourcemaps