🐛 BUG: Missing -e flag for --env
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JacobMGEvans
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-e flag for --environment-e flag for --env
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With cloudflare/workerd#710, `workerd` supports breakpoint debugging! Support for this in Miniflare just worked, assuming you were using a plain JavaScript worker, or you had inline source maps. `workerd` doesn't know where workers are located on disk, it just knows files' locations relative to each other. This means it's unable to resolve locations of corresponding linked `.map` files in `sourceMappingURL` comments. Miniflare _does_ have this information though. This change detects linked source maps and rewrites `sourceMappingURL` comments to `http` URLs pointing to Miniflare's loopback server. This then looks for the source map relative to the known on-disk source location. Source maps' `sourceRoot` attributes are updated to ensure correct locations are displayed in DevTools. **This enables breakpoint debugging for compiled TypeScript with linked source maps!** 🎉 Closes DEVX-872
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With cloudflare/workerd#710, `workerd` supports breakpoint debugging! Support for this in Miniflare just worked, assuming you were using a plain JavaScript worker, or you had inline source maps. `workerd` doesn't know where workers are located on disk, it just knows files' locations relative to each other. This means it's unable to resolve locations of corresponding linked `.map` files in `sourceMappingURL` comments. Miniflare _does_ have this information though. This change detects linked source maps and rewrites `sourceMappingURL` comments to `http` URLs pointing to Miniflare's loopback server. This then looks for the source map relative to the known on-disk source location. Source maps' `sourceRoot` attributes are updated to ensure correct locations are displayed in DevTools. **This enables breakpoint debugging for compiled TypeScript with linked source maps!** 🎉 Closes DEVX-872
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With cloudflare/workerd#710, `workerd` supports breakpoint debugging! Support for this in Miniflare just worked, assuming you were using a plain JavaScript worker, or you had inline source maps. `workerd` doesn't know where workers are located on disk, it just knows files' locations relative to each other. This means it's unable to resolve locations of corresponding linked `.map` files in `sourceMappingURL` comments. Miniflare _does_ have this information though. This change detects linked source maps and rewrites `sourceMappingURL` comments to `http` URLs pointing to Miniflare's loopback server. This then looks for the source map relative to the known on-disk source location. Source maps' `sourceRoot` attributes are updated to ensure correct locations are displayed in DevTools. **This enables breakpoint debugging for compiled TypeScript with linked source maps!** 🎉 Closes DEVX-872
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With cloudflare/workerd#710, `workerd` supports breakpoint debugging! Support for this in Miniflare just worked, assuming you were using a plain JavaScript worker, or you had inline source maps. `workerd` doesn't know where workers are located on disk, it just knows files' locations relative to each other. This means it's unable to resolve locations of corresponding linked `.map` files in `sourceMappingURL` comments. Miniflare _does_ have this information though. This change detects linked source maps and rewrites `sourceMappingURL` comments to `http` URLs pointing to Miniflare's loopback server. This then looks for the source map relative to the known on-disk source location. Source maps' `sourceRoot` attributes are updated to ensure correct locations are displayed in DevTools. **This enables breakpoint debugging for compiled TypeScript with linked source maps!** 🎉 Closes DEVX-872
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What version of
Wranglerare you using?0.0.22
What operating system are you using?
Mac
Describe the Bug
Should use alias
-eto prevent scripts using Wrangler 1 from breaking when switching to Wrangler 2The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: