repl: multiple dots in filename not supported when reloading a saved project in REPL #4441
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…project In REPL, if you reload a saved project with a file containing multiple dots (example.store.js), the file will be reload as 'example.store' and imports will break.
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When reloading a saved project in the REPL with a file containing multiple dots (like
example.store.js), the file will be reload with an uncomplete name (=>example.store) and imports will break.Example REPL generating this error : https://svelte.dev/repl/e16ae6e77ec94412b296dc7af897ac85?version=3.18.2
This error can be fix by using the last dot in filename for splitting (
lastIndexOf('.')) instead oflet [name, type] = file.name.split('.');😊