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feat: css sourcemap support during dev #7173

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@sapphi-red sapphi-red commented Mar 4, 2022

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Adds css sourcemap support with dev server.
This would be useful for debugging.

This PR supports:

  • CSS imported with <link>
  • CSS imported with import
  • Sass / less / Stylus
  • additionalData option
  • Vue SFC style tag

related #2830

close #4950

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const newContent = await additionalData(source, filename)
const ms = new MagicString(source)
ms.overwrite(0, source.length, newContent)

return {
content: ms.toString(),
map: generateWithAbsoluteFilenameMap(ms, filename)
}
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Maybe additionalData should be able to return sourcemap?

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I think that makes sense. For this code, does using MagicString to replace its entire content produce a useful sourcemap? I've not tested this myself, but am curious about this behaviour.

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For this code, does using MagicString to replace its entire content produce a useful sourcemap?

No. It did not produce useful sourcemaps. I was going to remove this after having some advice.

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// hack for parse broken with normalized absolute paths on windows (C:/path/to/something).
// escape them to linux like paths
sourcemapList.forEach((sourcemap) => {
sourcemap.sources = sourcemap.sources.map((source) =>
source ? escapeToLinuxLikePath(source) : null
)
if (sourcemap.sourceRoot) {
sourcemap.sourceRoot = escapeToLinuxLikePath(sourcemap.sourceRoot)
}
})
const escapedFilename = escapeToLinuxLikePath(filename)
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Currently, paths used with sourcemap (sources/file/sourceRoot properties) are absolute paths which are obtained from id (/home/user/path/to/something.js or on windows c:/users/user/path/to/something.js).

There is a problem on windows with this.

const resolve = require('@jridgewell/resolve-uri')

const resolved = resolve('C:/project/foo.sass', 'C:/project/bar.sass')

console.log(resolved) // C:/project/C:/project/foo.sass

To solve this I escaped them like /c/project/foo.sass.

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Just trying to understand our options here. Could these paths be made relative to avoid the hack?

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If there is a file importing a file from a different drive, it would not be able to express in relative paths.
This can happen in the following situation:

  • C:/project/src/foo.css imports C:/project/node_modules/pkg/bar.scss.
  • preserveSymlinks is false
  • C:/project/node_modules/pkg is a symbolic link to D:/somewhere/pkg

It will not happen normally for pnpm since it does not create cross-drive links.
But if you use npm i C:/absolute/path/to/pkg or yarn add link:C:/absolute/path/to/pkg or pnpm link C:/absolute/path/to/pkg, a symbolic link (on windows accurately a junction) will be created and this can be cross-drive.
Currently I do not have multiple drives in my computer so I did not try it, but it will happen in theory.

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Also JS sourcemaps uses absolute path.
If CSS sourcemaps will use relative path, it would be better to use relative paths for JS sourcemaps for consistency.

JS sourcemap does not need this hack because in JS there is only one input file for one output.

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/@jridgewell/resolve-uri/3.0.5:
resolution: {integrity: sha512-VPeQ7+wH0itvQxnG+lIzWgkysKIr3L9sslimFW55rHMdGu/qCQ5z5h9zq4gI8uBtqkpHhsF4Z/OwExufUCThew==}
engines: {node: '>=6.0.0'}
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Updated to include this.
jridgewell/resolve-uri@aa653a6

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dominikg commented Mar 4, 2022

whoa! thank you so much for working on this. ❤️

for the record: i did a naive take on this before and it had to be rolled back #4951 because it caused #4939

your code reads like it may take care of that already but still worth validating it doesn't hit that again

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still worth validating

Sorry I did not get the meaning of "validating".
Do you mean that I should check my code? or add a runtime validation?

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dominikg commented Mar 6, 2022

still worth validating

Sorry I did not get the meaning of "validating". Do you mean that I should check my code? or add a runtime validation?

see reproduction and discussion in #4939
Manual checking that this PR doesn't produce the error described there would be good, testcases that ensure it even better.
Runtime validation isn't needed i think, if we wanted to add that it could be done via debug logging to avoid permanent overhead

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This in incredible @sapphi-red, thanks for pushing this feat forward

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I'm thinking that we could enable css sourcemap support as experimental during build. See comment from @benmccann here: #2830 (comment)

We could have build.cssSourcemap marked as @experimental, following other options like build.cssCodeSplit. This should let us merge this PR as part of the 2.9 beta and gather some real usage. We can then do a final call on the API for 3.0 (maybe all CSS-related options should be under a single css object?). Thoughts?

@dominikg if you have some time to test or add a review for this PR, that would be helpful too.

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sapphi-red commented Mar 13, 2022

This PR only implements it for dev. It needs more work to be able to output sourcemaps for build.

@patak-dev patak-dev changed the title feat: css sourcemap with dev feat: css sourcemap support during dev Mar 13, 2022
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Tested it locally and it is working well for me. Disregard my previous comment as it doesn't need a new option, I think after some reviews we can merge it and get some testing during the beta.

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dominikg commented Mar 13, 2022

@dominikg if you have some time to test or add a review for this PR, that would be helpful too.

👍 for starting with dev-mode sourcemaps in the first iteration. build is a lot more involved, see #2830 (comment)

i tried this branch with sveltekit demo app and the css sourcemap was a bit off when looking at it with https://github.com/evanw/source-map-visualization or trying to follow links from chome debugger to source files. This may very well be caused by svelte's css processing or vite-plugin-svelte not providing proper maps. (The virtual css module is a bit tricky)

It did work for a vanilla vite project, though the map was kinda pointless there as the css was not minified so it was a 1-1 mapping.

I also like the idea of taking this on in a beta, not really worried about sourcemaps being wrong sometimes, as long as this PR doesn't break anything else it is a vast improvement over no sourcemaps at all :)

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Merging this PR so we can test it during the beta. We'll release a new beta patch including it tomorrow.

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mbjorke commented Mar 23, 2022

I tested this in the beta.6 version now and can confirm it works. Nice work.

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tyouzu1 commented Mar 23, 2022

This PR only implements it for dev. It needs more work to be able to output sourcemaps for build.

I tested beta.6,found an error,
Read the less file if it is an empty file,result.map will be undefined,JSON.parse(result.map) will throw an error #7411
and submit a pr https://github.com/vitejs/vite/pull/7412/files

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tyouzu1 commented Mar 23, 2022

This PR only implements it for dev. It needs more work to be able to output sourcemaps for build.

I tested beta.6,found an error, Read the less file if it is an empty file,result.map will be undefined,JSON.parse(result.map) will throw an error #7411 and submit a pr https://github.com/vitejs/vite/pull/7412/files

#7412

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