How do I exclude source map loading of a specific module?

[mrcoles]

🐛 bug report

🎛 Configuration (.babelrc, package.json, cli command)

Using parcel@1.10.1, run the following bash commands:

mkdir source-map-example
cd source-map-example/
yarn init -y
yarn add aws-amplify@1.1.10
echo "import { Auth } from 'aws-amplify';" > index.js
parcel start index.js

You get a string of warnings like:

⚠️ Could not load source file "../src/index.ts" in source map of "node_modules/aws-amplify/lib/index.js".

🤔 Expected Behavior

This is expected because that repo includes the source maps, but not the actual source. Is there, however, a way for me to turn off source-map-loading for that module?

😯 Current Behavior

I don’t see an option to set excludes on source map loading.

💁 Possible Solution

It appears in webpack, people use the source-map-loader plugin and with that, they can specify something like this:

exclude: '/node_modules/aws-amplify'

🔦 Context

It just leads to a really noisy console and makes me fearful that I’ll miss actual important warnings or errors.

💻 Code Sample

Setup in configuration.

🌍 Your Environment

Software	Version(s)
Parcel	1.10.1
Node	v10.11.0
Yarn	1.6.0
Operating System	Mac OSX 10.13.6

[mischnic]

You could use parcel --log-level 1.
As previously noted, this needs to be fixed by the published package (aws-amplify in this case).

[apearson]

@mischnic Could you link to the "previously noted"?

Sorry to open a closed issue.

[kwelch]

It is in reference to the OP Possible Solution section.

[Maker-Mark]

Reopening this, I don't see a way to exclude just one node_module package. Is there another solution that is not migrating to parcel 2?