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Fix import statement for interfaces module to use .js extension#47
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Make sure you have regenerate the issue on version 2.3.0 and upgrade to 2.3.1 after publish to see if it is fixed
Also check if types are accecable
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Add .js file extension to correctly import the interfaces module and correctly reference the file in the built package.