Debugging with generator-ng2-webpack projects

[cmelion]

"I found it challenging to debug this because the default "npm start" script generated a build with webpack that was fairly opaque. I do not believe source maps were turned on in the generated build, and so it was difficult to debug the built JavaScript to see what might be wrong. " - Jake

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[cmelion]

generator-ng2-webpack projects use webpack's devserver and sourcemaps are generated for both script and css.
A good explanation of the process can be found at http://stackoverflow.com/a/33422697

[cmelion]

[jbeard4]

I will review the link. Thank you.

[cmelion]

Can you confirm if
#28 fixes the
browser open issue on Linux?

On Thu, Apr 28, 2016 at 7:37 PM, Jacob Beard notifications@github.com
wrote:

I will review the link. Thank you.

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#27 (comment)

[cmelion]

reopening due to related issue #32

Also it's unclear how to debug unit tests using a docker based workflow