fix: correct require.resolve usage in React Native quickstart#126
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fix: correct require.resolve usage in React Native quickstart#126moss-bryophyta wants to merge 1 commit intogeneraltranslation:mainfrom
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require.resolve() takes a single module specifier string, not two
positional arguments. require.resolve(__dirname, 'App.tsx') would fail
at runtime. Changed to require.resolve('./App.tsx') which correctly
resolves relative to the current file.
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require.resolve(__dirname, 'App.tsx')in the bare React Native quickstart Babel config example is incorrect —require.resolve()takes a single module specifier string, not two positional arguments. This would throw at runtime.Changed to
require.resolve('./App.tsx')which correctly resolves relative to the config file.The Expo quickstart already uses the correct single-argument form (
require.resolve('expo-router/entry')).