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Nested folders not working in windows
See original GitHub issueHaving the latest package installed, while trying to create Button component on Windows with the following syntax
crcf components/Button
the “Button” folder is created in root, and not in the “components” folder
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- Created 6 years ago
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Hi, I have this issue on Windows 10 as well. I ran on the Ubuntu shell included with Windows - Windows Subsystem for Linux - and it creates the module in the sub-path correctly, but when ran from Windows command shell, it creates the component folder in the CWD. I need it to work on the command shell because I’m running from the terminal in VS Code.
Doesn’t happen for me as well. It creates the component in whatever folder I am in. Doesn’t respect the folder path I provide.