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I figured why. In vue.js even if 2 files are in the same directory ./ is necessary. Now, it worked.
contentmodal: require(‘./modalcontent.vue’)
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The issue here is on the webpack loaders. It tries to look from libraries if the path is not preceded with ‘./’ or ‘../’.
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