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Hi,<br />
I searched for &nbsp;a file edit.js in chrome source tab... this gets loaded in the application bundled with webpack..<br />
But all file numbers are greyed out... and &nbsp;i am unable to set breakpoints in the code.<br />
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what can be the reason for this ?<br />
Also i see a file with name edit-{some number}.js &nbsp;dont know whats this suppose to do .<br />
<a href="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2016/12_w51/1133195/-Screen-Shot-2016-12-14-at-1.03.39-A.png" target="_blank" title="-Screen-Shot-2016-12-14-at-1.03.39-A.png (24 KB)"><img alt="-Screen-Shot-2016-12-14-at-1.03.39-A.png" class="file-block lazyload" style="max-width: 800px;" data-src="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2016/12_w51/800_1133195/-Screen-Shot-2016-12-14-at-1.03.39-A.png" /></a>This file looks minified and contains some code and the following line at the end of <br />
//# sourceMappingURL=edit.js.m<wbr />ap<br />
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How can i set breakpoints... &nbsp;? <br />
Thanks
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Hi,
I searched for  a file edit.js in chrome source tab... this gets loaded in the application bundled with webpack..
But all file numbers are greyed out... and  i am unable to set breakpoints in the code.

what can be the reason for this ?
Also i see a file with name edit-{some number}.js  dont know whats this suppose to do .

This file looks minified and contains some code and the following line at the end of 
//# sourceMappingURL=edit.js.map

How can i set breakpoints...  ? 
Thanks

unable to set breakpoints in chrome source tab

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