What’s the recommended way to deal with this: [image] I tried ../../node_modules/@openzeppelin/... but got some really weird behavior then: [image] Where it somehow throws a DeclarationError: Identifier already declared across two unrelated import statements.

Hi @gitpusha , Assuming you are using VS Code for your IDE and you are using Juan Blanco’s VS Code Solidity extension, then you need to use the following settings: [image] juanfranblanco/vscode-solidity Visual Studio Code language support extension for Solidity smart contracts in Ethereu…

Source "@openzeppelin .... " not found: File import callback not supported

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abcoathup November 24, 2019, 10:11pm 2

Hi @gitpusha,

Assuming you are using VS Code for your IDE and you are using Juan Blanco’s VS Code Solidity extension, then you need to use the following settings:

Link is also in: VSC extension recommendations

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Source "@openzeppelin .... " not found: File import callback not supported

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