1 min readMay 12, 2017
Usually I write import {x} from "./foo”
, without the .js
in foo.js
. I tested it Chrome Canary and it does not work (404), only with the .js
it works like expected. Is this going to change in the future?
Usually I write import {x} from "./foo”
, without the .js
in foo.js
. I tested it Chrome Canary and it does not work (404), only with the .js
it works like expected. Is this going to change in the future?