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Can't build multi file project
See original GitHub issueI do get errors with imports and multiple svelte files. You have that in your example, what am I missing, do I need to have some special config?
> src/App.svelte: error: Could not resolve "./Tailwindcss.svelte"
14 │ import Tailwindcss from "./Tailwindcss.svelte";
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No I don’t use any additional plugins, just svelte-preprocessor. I will have a look into it again, and try some naming convention stuff later today
It’s been close to two months now, if you have any new details or leads we can keep this open but I think it makes sense to close this issue considering there isn’t anything in esbuild-svelte that should cause that behavior.
Thanks!