Source maps are a convenient way to work with directly with code that has been obfuscated and/or minified, yet trace errors back to the original "pretty" code.
My understanding is that obfuscating and minifying code generally does not do anything useful from a security standpoint, so my instinct is that providing files that reverse this process shouldn't be a problem. And providing them can lead to better error reports and faster reproducing of live problems.
Is there any good security reason to include or restrict the presence of .map files on live production web servers?
