Change paths for textarea, moved under higher-order

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Change paths for textarea, moved under higher-order #7

Closed arcalinea closed 6 years ago

arcalinea commented 6 years ago

In components directory, CommentForm.js, CommentPreview.js, PostForm.js and in pages directory, pages/post.js all had paths expecting Textarea to be under components, but it has been moved to the folder higher-order.

jimmylee commented 6 years ago

Thanks @arcalinea I'll address this asap :)

jimmylee commented 6 years ago

I just ran through the code and wasn't able to reproduce any issues with import paths being broken or files being in unexpected directories. One thing I could do is add babel-plugin-module-resolver to the example to remove any relative paths.

Could you show me a screenshot of the error message you're seeing?