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Update code to use an import style relative to the src directory, rather than the current approach of using an import style relative to the source file. Using an appropriate parsing method/library, the @ symbol can be a placeholder for the src directory.
For instance, currently we might use: import { setMapCenter } from '../../actions/actions';
After this change, we would have: import { setMapCenter } from '@/actions/actions';
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Update code to use an import style relative to the
src
directory, rather than the current approach of using an import style relative to the source file. Using an appropriate parsing method/library, the@
symbol can be a placeholder for thesrc
directory.For instance, currently we might use:
import { setMapCenter } from '../../actions/actions';
After this change, we would have:
import { setMapCenter } from '@/actions/actions';
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: