Deploying to Heroku
See original GitHub issueThere seems to be an issue with sourcemaps when deploying to Heroku, which is “production” env.
For some reason when I fire up the server it can not find the sourcemaps module. Its strange because source-map-support
is a dependency, have no idea why it is not available.
I have not added source-maps as an option either, so not sure what causes it. I though I would create an issue first in case it makes sense to you? Or I can investigate further 😃
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Hello @christianalfoni. This is the goal of kotatsu anyway to let you start a project fast and to introduce the full tweaked stack only when this is really needed. So I guess it fulfilled its contract 😃
The webpackbin project was starting to become a bit complex, also using websockets so I decided to move to plain Node stuff. Still love kotatsu though, really nice to get going, but yeah… when you get to a point of complexity it gets hard to handle all of it in kotatsu… the story of abstractions 😃