I am not aware of any way to tell Chrome to try requesting source maps again beside reloading the page. Honestly I would never use Chrome Canary for development since you never know if Chrome misbehaves or not.
-- I am fine with Chrome 39 and Chrome 40 beta. Never had a problem with source maps not being downloaded.
Also I don't really had a problem with debugging. You can see the current scopes variable values in Chrome, set watch expressions and conditional breakpoints. This also works within IntelliJ (and probably in Eclipse using SDBG), although you always must keep in mind that you are debugging JavaScript. So conditional breakpoints need JavaScript expressions and variable names are JavaScript variable names since they are not mapped using source maps (the source map spec does not define this yet).
-- J.
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