Symlink behaviour
If I add a symlink in my src directory to another directory, and then include files from that path, create-react-app gives an error: > Module parse failed: Unexpected token > You may need an appropriate loader to handle this file type. I assume create-react-app wants to have this import already built/transpiled. I would expect this to be the case for imports outside the src directory (node_modules for example). But since the symlink resides in the src directory, I would assume create-react-app would fetch these files as if they were truly in src directory. Is this a bug, or expected behaviour? It makes it really hard to extract common components.
Posted by subhero24 on Dec 4, 2017, 1:22 PM
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Symlink behaviour
If I add a symlink in my src directory to another directory, and then include files from that path, create-react-app gives an error: > Module parse failed: Unexpected token > You may need an appropriate loader to handle this file type. I assume create-react-app wants to have this import already built/transpiled. I would expect this to be the case for imports outside the src directory (node_modules for example). But since the symlink resides in the src directory, I would assume create-react-app would fetch these files as if they were truly in src directory. Is this a bug, or expected behaviour? It makes it really hard to extract common components.
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