Bug: Failed to parse source map

[ghost]

Environment details

Steps to reproduce

1. install v1.16.3
2. build your project with react-scripts
3. check the output

Code example

# example

Stack trace

Failed to parse source map from '.../node_modules/@googlemaps/src/index.ts' file: Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open '.../node_modules/@googlemaps/src/index.ts'

This didn't occur with v1.16.2. It seems you changed build-related parts of the CI pipeline: https://github.com/googlemaps/js-api-loader/compare/v1.16.2...v1.16.3

[wangela]

If you would like to upvote the priority of this issue, please comment below or react on the original post above with :+1: so we can see what is popular when we triage.

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[attali97]

encountered the same situation when upgrade from 1.16.2 to 1.16.3

[wangela]

See #825 and upgrade to 1.16.6.

[ghost]

The same problem still exists with 1.16.6 @wangela. With "starting with 1.16.3" I mean, that it still exists.

[ghost]

The declaration file has nothing to do with the sourcemap error, which is due to the new build setup, which was introduced in 1.16.3.

[ghost]

[daniele-orlando]

Same issue here. v1.16.6

[daniele-orlando]

@wangela please can you remove the duplicate label? As the issue mentioned by you (https://github.com/googlemaps/js-api-loader/issues/825) is about a different problem.

[dzfweb]

I just ignored this warning by adding this to webpack. Since this is just a warning, but the code is working good, I decided to supress

  config.ignoreWarnings = [(warning) => /@googlemaps/.test(warning.message)]

[raimuhammad26]

This issue only arises when I use @googlemaps/js-api-loader in a React app built using the Create React App tool. It does not show if I use it in a React app built using the Vite tool (as of June 2024). Further this shows up as a warning mainly and is not an error for the React app. The warning has kind of a sub-error saying that the file was not found (node_modules@googlemaps\src\index.ts). It's not an error in principle for React.