Right now the source map generates filenames which are absolute paths on disk (/home/shish/project/blah.css), which the browser interprets as absolute paths relative to the web root (https://www.shish.io/home/shish/project/blah.css), which means that they will never be found (unless your web server is configured to serve the root of your hard drive)
Using relative paths seems like it should work in more cases, and also has the bonus of revealing a bit less about the internals of my server (../blah.css instead of /home/shish/project/blah.css)
Right now the source map generates filenames which are absolute paths on disk (
/home/shish/project/blah.css), which the browser interprets as absolute paths relative to the web root (https://www.shish.io/home/shish/project/blah.css), which means that they will never be found (unless your web server is configured to serve the root of your hard drive)Using relative paths seems like it should work in more cases, and also has the bonus of revealing a bit less about the internals of my server (
../blah.cssinstead of/home/shish/project/blah.css)