Closed guybedford closed 10 years ago
It has been useful in RequireJS to allow module names to backtrack below the baseURL. I have allowed this in the ES6-Module-Loader as well.
For example:
System.baseURL = "/js"; System.import(['app', '../settings']);
Sorry, it appears this is the case.... I just wasn't reading it correctly.
It has been useful in RequireJS to allow module names to backtrack below the baseURL. I have allowed this in the ES6-Module-Loader as well.
For example: