We've recently received a user request for access to the source code of our React components, as discussed in this forum thread. Currently, the code for each component is divided into two sections: a generated portion and a manually adjusted section for instances that require specific tuning. During the build process, these two sections are combined and subsequently minified.
This process, however, disrupts the mapping algorithm of IDEA, making it exceedingly difficult to navigate through the JavaScript code. Therefore, the proposal is to disable both the merging and minification steps during the build process. This would allow us to provide the end user with the original, unaltered code.
We've recently received a user request for access to the source code of our React components, as discussed in this forum thread. Currently, the code for each component is divided into two sections: a generated portion and a manually adjusted section for instances that require specific tuning. During the build process, these two sections are combined and subsequently minified.
This process, however, disrupts the mapping algorithm of IDEA, making it exceedingly difficult to navigate through the JavaScript code. Therefore, the proposal is to disable both the merging and minification steps during the build process. This would allow us to provide the end user with the original, unaltered code.