Fix import path typo in Netlify deploy error#1
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🤖 Agent: Claude
💬 Prompt: The Netlify deploy errored, with the following guidance provided:
Diagnosis
✅ Result: Fixed a case-sensitivity bug in an import path that caused the Vite/Rollup production build to fail on Netlify's Linux CI environment.
The file
src/Pages/Home/Features.jsximported from../../components/FeaturesCompnent.jsx(lowercasecomponents), but the actual file lives atsrc/Components/FeaturesCompnent.jsx(uppercaseComponents). On case-insensitive filesystems (macOS/Windows) this works fine, but on Linux (used by Netlify CI) it causes a "Could not resolve" build error.The import path was corrected to
../../Components/FeaturesCompnent.jsxto match the actual directory casing. The production build now completes successfully.