allow dots in names of required and imported files #11
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Oh, thank you for PRs! I had not noticed that |
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Thank you for the wonderful tool, and comprehensive test coverage. It was easy to jump right in and contribute. Your work sets an excellent example for the community. |
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allow dots in names of required and imported files
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Version 0.3.0 throws a spurious error on e.g.
require('./webpack.config')when./webpack.config.jsexists. This PR includes a fix and tests.