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The *.min.css files included with the distributable zip file currently contain a comment at the bottom that points to source maps (e.g., /*# sourceMappingURL=admin-bar.min.css.map */).
That comment is generally ignored by browsers (because it's just a comment). However, if your browser is configured in a way that causes it to look for and load the SourceMap files (again, for development purposes), then you'll see a (harmless) warning in the console:
You might have a browser extension installed that is causing the warning to appear. More likely, your Google Chrome DevTools might be configured to look for and load SourceMaps:
That said, there's no good reason for that comment to even appear there in the distributable versions of Comet Cache, since the source maps are only used for development purposes, so we should get that removed from future releases to avoid any confusion.
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Bug Fix: Fixed an issue where some browsers would report "Failed to parse SourceMap" errors in their console when browsing the Comet Cache Options page. This was related to sourceMappingURL comments in the minified JS/CSS files that were intended for development purposes. Props to @1wdtv for reporting. See #732.
Comet Cache v160416 has been released and includes changes from this GitHub Issue. See the v160416 announcement for further details.
This issue will now be locked to further updates. If you have something to add related to this GitHub Issue, please open a new GitHub Issue and reference this one (#732).
The
*.min.css
files included with the distributable zip file currently contain a comment at the bottom that points to source maps (e.g.,/*# sourceMappingURL=admin-bar.min.css.map */
).That comment is generally ignored by browsers (because it's just a comment). However, if your browser is configured in a way that causes it to look for and load the SourceMap files (again, for development purposes), then you'll see a (harmless) warning in the console:
You might have a browser extension installed that is causing the warning to appear. More likely, your Google Chrome DevTools might be configured to look for and load SourceMaps:
That said, there's no good reason for that comment to even appear there in the distributable versions of Comet Cache, since the source maps are only used for development purposes, so we should get that removed from future releases to avoid any confusion.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: