Script files fail if specified with path (eg: `./index.js`) about component HOT 8 CLOSED

Or just be fully resolved? It would be a bit weird to be able to enter ../../index.js though. Perhaps it would make more sense to just throw a friendly exception and get the user to fix it (given all the potential issues with making many implementations of the package manager work on different OSes etc. that may be simplest.

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hmm yeah we could at very least support ./, or at least warn, even though it's a tiny "feature" I'd still like to support fewer things in favour of us all doing the same thing, otherwise it's just one more thing to add to the spec, I'd like to keep that as minimal as possible

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Automatically fully resolving on build makes sense to me.

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Surely we want to force component.json to live at the root? It would be really weird to let users burry it multiple levels deep.

I think we should keep this complexity out of component and just throw a nice error for now.

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You're right. There seems to be no reason for placing component.json outside or nested deeper in the root and ./ could just throw, so adding it to the spec would be unnecessary.

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I agree that it doesn't make sense to nest component.json which is why I suggested to just remove ./ if it occurs at the beginning since every other possibility doesn't make sense.

I'm also in favour of reducing the possibilities one has to format their component.json.
So, throwing an error when a script doesn't start with ./ or ../ is probably the best idea.

(Although most component.json files will be transferred from package.json which will lead to those errors very often)

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closing for now, I don't disagree on stripping ./ but we'll see how many people end up doing this :D if it becomes an issue I'll go ahead and add this part

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Just for tracking, I'm running into this a fair bit when looking at the @microjs libraries, which I'm converting to component form. A lot of them already have package.json files with the './' prefix.

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