fix: Create word-based fidelity source mapping for code transformations#513
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Attempt to fix #512
It seems like we are OOMing users with the plugin. I previously wrote this off as an upstream issue, but looking at the comment #379 (comment) which narrows the OOM issue down to version 2.7.0 or 2.7.1, it seems like #383 could have introduced memory issues since
hires: truewill create mappings for every single character.Now that I am wiser I don't think that is entirely necesary - especially for our use-case. Let's see if removing that option would fix it. It looks like simply removing
hires: truewill drastically reduce the fidelity of source maps to line based mappings, however, a newer release ofmagic-stringincludes a new option value'boundary'which does word-based mapping. I hope this will reduce memory pressure while still preserving high quality source maps.