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I have the following within my importmap.rb

pin 'core-js/stable', to: 'core-js--stable.js' #  @3.42.0

However, when I try to import that package into my application.js:

import 'core-js/stable';

this then produces a bunch of extra requests for files that I don't have and thus cause 404s, for instance:

/modules/es.string.trim.js
/modules/es.string.trim-start.js
/modules/es.string.trim-end.js
etc

How can I use something like core-js/stable and make sure everything downloads as it should?

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    Does core-js/stable include internal dependencies, and are all dependencies already defined? Commented May 8 at 14:11
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    you have to pin "core-js/stable", to: "https://ga.jspm.io/npm:[email protected]/stable/index.js" so dependencies are resolved relative to cdn. Commented May 8 at 14:28
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