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When requiring an image path I have to add .default
See original GitHub issueWhen importing an SVG I can require the path just fine
src={require("../assets/svg/dij-slash.svg")}
But when importing a jpg I have to import it like this:
image={require("../assets/img/content/diensten-support.jpg").default}
Notice the .default at the end. Is this intended?
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