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I had this working perfectly fine until just today when suddenly all of my js files being loaded via requirejs cannot be found and its because requirejs decided to give each a '.map' file extension rather than the '.js'

I added the '.js' to the paths just to see and then requirejs still failed because it pointed to 'jquery.min.js.js'

I'm baffled how this would suddenly change for no reason at all. Does anyone have any ideas?

require.config
  baseUrl: 'javascripts'
  paths:
    jquery: 'vendor/jquery-1.10.2.min'
    underscore: 'vendor/underscore.min'
    backbone: 'vendor/backbone.min'
  shim:
    underscore:
      exports: '_'
    backbone:
      deps: ["underscore", "jquery"]
      exports: "Backbone"

require [
  'jquery',
  'underscore',
  'backbone'#,
 ], ($, _, Backbone) ->
   $('body').prepend "<div class='marking-up-header'></div>"

Again this was working just fine the last time I worked on this and ing back to it today it was screwed up.

Ok, so I took out require.js altogether and now I'm getting the same missing errors with the '.map' still. I opened it up in safari (I was using chrome) and I'm not getting these errors at all. Is Chrome having a stroke? does anyone have any idea?

Thanks.

I had this working perfectly fine until just today when suddenly all of my js files being loaded via requirejs cannot be found and its because requirejs decided to give each a '.map' file extension rather than the '.js'

I added the '.js' to the paths just to see and then requirejs still failed because it pointed to 'jquery.min.js.js'

I'm baffled how this would suddenly change for no reason at all. Does anyone have any ideas?

require.config
  baseUrl: 'javascripts'
  paths:
    jquery: 'vendor/jquery-1.10.2.min'
    underscore: 'vendor/underscore.min'
    backbone: 'vendor/backbone.min'
  shim:
    underscore:
      exports: '_'
    backbone:
      deps: ["underscore", "jquery"]
      exports: "Backbone"

require [
  'jquery',
  'underscore',
  'backbone'#,
 ], ($, _, Backbone) ->
   $('body').prepend "<div class='marking-up-header'></div>"

Again this was working just fine the last time I worked on this and ing back to it today it was screwed up.

Ok, so I took out require.js altogether and now I'm getting the same missing errors with the '.map' still. I opened it up in safari (I was using chrome) and I'm not getting these errors at all. Is Chrome having a stroke? does anyone have any idea?

Thanks.

• javascript
• jquery
• google-chrome
• backbone.js
• requirejs

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As @alexanderb noted, this is happening because of the recent support for source maps in Chrome. To prevent this from happening (if you are not interested in using source maps for minified files), go to the Dev Tools settings panel and uncheck "Enable source maps" under the "Sources" section. Note however, that this turns off source-map functionality for all minified files that have specified a source map using // @ sourceMappingURL=jquery-1.10.2.min.map. No need to edit any files.

That's probably happening because of your referring minified files.

Typically you always use un-pressed sources, then you optimise the code with r.js during deployment, so all referred libraries are got minified anyway.

Try to change from the path section and see if issue still appears.

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