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I can add a folder to the workspace (which doesn't seem to do anything, as far as I can tell), but the "map to file system resource" option seems to have been removed, and I can no longer live-edit css files.
Is this a bug, or has the process for mapping css files been changed?
This talk (https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2017/10/devtools-release-notes) says that the new version uses "magic" to map remote files to local ones, but I can't seem to get it to work at all.
For reference, I'm trying to map a reddit css file to one on my own computer. It worked fine on a previous version of Chrome (basically I add the folder, and map the css file inside it, which has been renamed to have the same name as the remote one) but not on the new one (Chrome 63)
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I've just fiddled around with a problem, where only some files got mapped to my local workspace.
Turned out that Google Chrome also checks and compares the last modified date of your files.
If the file on the server has a more recent date than your local copy, this file won't be mapped.
I deleted the Bootstrap file on the server side and uploaded my local copy, which has an older last modified date. Google Chrome instantly mapped the file to my local workspace.
Out of curiosity I ran touch bootstrap.min.js on my server to set the last modified date to today. This broke my file mapping again.
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