Making sense of v2.js source map error in Google Lighthouse

[theAndreyK]

Is it possible to add a source map to the standard HubSpot v2.js file? I believe it automatically gets included in a form module—I don't add it directly. 

When I run Google Lighthouse it throws an error: 

It's a bit unclear but it looks like forms/v2.js needs a source map and there is an additional file missing a souce map but the layout doesn't make it clear if the two messages relate. 

Any ideas? 

I'm considering using the forms API to avoid loading v2.js but that feels like overkill. 

Thanks!

[dennisedson]

@theAndreyK , are you being dinged for that?  That seems like a silly thing to be penalized for...

[theAndreyK]

Yea, it's crazy. This is pretty much the last thing keeping me from a perfect score... 

[dennisedson]

Bringing in the big guns on this one for some opinions 💪

@Phil_Vallender , @tjoyce -- either of you have thoughts? 

That is a silly question, when has Tim not had thoughts on something 🙃

[webdew]

Hi @theAndreyK ,

You can use the link field and add the document link. The link field has many default features also. https://prnt.sc/1rov5d1

Ref:- https://knowledge.hubspot.com/design-manager/create-and-edit-modules

Hope this helps!

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Thanks and Regards.

[theAndreyK]

I'm developing locally so in theory I can add the a source map anywhere but the more I think about it the more it feels weird to add a source map to a file that I don't really have access to and didn't create.

I wonder if instead there's a way to mark it as third-party code?