Should not import the named export 'name' (imported as 'packageName') from default-exporting module (only default export is available soon)

[RambabuPatina]

Getting this error on upgrading react-scripts from 4.0.3 to 5.0.0. I have checked in code, import and export statements seems fine and not importing package.json in any file, but could not able to build it.
Should not import the named export 'name' (imported as 'packageName') from default-exporting module (only default export is available soon)
How to debug in which file it has errors. Any idea/suggestions to resolve it?

[hlpupo]

got the same issue, any idea

[InfinityLoopLabs]

same

[sorinpav]

We're also affected by the same issue, and it is referencing an area of the code where imports are done as
import * as name from 'path\to\file.json'. The reason we were doing it like this is that's a JSON file.

One potential workaround for us is to change the import statement to be import name from 'path\to\file.json'.

However, this is not the official answer to this. I'm just trying to help.

[mohqarmout]

Same

[0123cf]

same

[NaumanDurani]

same

[juanhelbert]

same

[AravindS1306]

This is too late but I am adding it because it will help some others.
First of all we should know what is importing from default-export module. For eg we should add curly braces for importing any element from react-router-dom or react redux (i-e import {Link} from react-router-dom).
If you try to import some other random element using curly braces which is not a part of react router dom or react redux or any default export module it throws error(for eg say import {images} from '../../assets/images.png'). Here what is image?? react doesn't gives any module like image right! So it throws error. This is an example. Relate this issue with your problem. So what I am trying to say is you are trying to import the element in an improper way, So the React thinks that it is produced by default export module. It is not about the version, its the way you imported the file. Try adding the exact location and verify the import statement once. It may or may not help but I hope this will help some people :)

[Imran0808]

This is too late but I am adding it because it will help some others.
first you have to import the file like import bglogo from "../data/data.json"
then create a variable const logo=bglogo.logo;
the use it as logo

[BinQi]

same

[liuyuanyuannumberone]

same

[BinQi]

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[SHISIA]

Instead of importing the file this way import {SignUp} from './Users/SignUp'; , do it this way import SignUp from './Users/SignUp'; Basically, remove the curly braces "{}"