Ignore inline source maps when minifying CSS files. #10263
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#10112 (comment)
Further down in the
mergeCss
function, when we callCssTools.stringifyCss
, we pass the following option:Apparently this isn't enough to avoid reading inline source maps from the input file, so we should be a bit more aggressive about preventing
postcss
from picking up inline source maps.This change mostly affects
.css
files imported fromnode_modules
, and possibly raw.css
files in the application that happen to have inlinesourceMappingURL=
comments. For CSS output from compiler plugins like LESS and SCSS, we have a totally different mechanism of handling source maps, namelyfile.getSourceMap()
.Should fix #10112.