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Allow for relative imports to be skipped, even if the file doesn't exist #32

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See rollup/rollup#532 for the explanation of the problem and the
use case for skipping relative imports for files that don't exist.
This pull request, in conjunction with rollup/rollup#572, resolves the
issue.

The revving of the rollup version in the package.json is because the
new test requires rollup@^0.25.7, and npm's caret semver behavior
does not install 0.25.x when a dependency is listed at ^0.22.0.
The source code itself does not require rollup@^0.25.7, just the test.

See rollup/rollup#532 for the explanation of the problem and the
use case for skipping relative imports for files that don't exist.
This pull request, in conjunction with rollup/rollup#572, resolves the
issue.

The revving of the rollup version in the package.json is because the
new test requires rollup@^0.25.7, and npm's caret semver behavior
[does not install 0.25.x when a dependency is listed at ^0.22.0](https://docs.npmjs.com/misc/semver#caret-ranges-123-025-004)
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@Rich-Harris Rich-Harris merged commit e0bfb53 into rollup:master Jun 7, 2016
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Just seeing this, sorry for the wait – released as 1.7.0

@joeldenning joeldenning deleted the rollup-532 branch June 7, 2016 19:31
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No problem, thanks!

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