Umbraco asks for a .map file appended with semicolons, putting backoffice in a fail state
On our version 11.4.2 we can consistently force blank editor overlay in the backoffice by being on an English (our secondary language) page with one of element types, opening some block editor, changing language to Danish (our primary language) and opening the same block editor. When testing language change from Danish to English, it works fine.
We can see in our logs that Umbraco makes a request to "GET /umbraco/lib/umbraco-ui/uui/dist/uui.min.js.map;;" (note the semicolons), which fails with a 404. The file /umbraco/lib/umbraco-ui/uui/dist/uui.min.js.map (without the semicolons) exists just fine.
I would expect that I could edit all blocks on my page after changing language. Has anyone seen this before? It seems like this is a bug in the backoffice somewhere, but if anyone has any ideas as to how I can fix it until a permanent solution is found, I'm all ears.
Umbraco asks for a .map file appended with semicolons, putting backoffice in a fail state
On our version 11.4.2 we can consistently force blank editor overlay in the backoffice by being on an English (our secondary language) page with one of element types, opening some block editor, changing language to Danish (our primary language) and opening the same block editor. When testing language change from Danish to English, it works fine.
We can see in our logs that Umbraco makes a request to "GET /umbraco/lib/umbraco-ui/uui/dist/uui.min.js.map;;" (note the semicolons), which fails with a 404. The file /umbraco/lib/umbraco-ui/uui/dist/uui.min.js.map (without the semicolons) exists just fine.
I would expect that I could edit all blocks on my page after changing language. Has anyone seen this before? It seems like this is a bug in the backoffice somewhere, but if anyone has any ideas as to how I can fix it until a permanent solution is found, I'm all ears.
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