How To Get Typescript Files To Hit Breakpoints In The Original File, Not In Dynamic Tab?
Before upgrading to Visual Studio Premium 2013 Update 2 RC, when I add a breakpoint in a Typescript file, the breakpoint will hit in the original Typescript file. However, after t
Solution 1:
Do you see a .map file along w/ a .js file? When you compile your Typescript you need to use the compiler option of -sourcemap
This will create a .map file that VS2013 uses to know how to map the js file to your typescript file.
so in your folder you should see:
- file.ts
- file.js
- file.js.map
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