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That is not my position. My position has always been that if you want
"logical names", then a reasonable way to do that is via a scheme:
import $ from "package:jquery";
A possible alternative might be to switch defaults, using generic
relative syntax (<scheme>:<relative>) to keep the two uses apart
while avoiding having to introduce a new scheme
import $ from "http:jquery"; // it's a URL, don't mess with it
import $ from "jquery"; // it's a logical name, do your thing
The default loader could still cache URL-based resources (permitting
bundling), but should not impose non-URL semantics.
Claus
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