Added a comment that destination of import should not start with '/' #6601
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With the improved import dialog, thanks to @johnnyaug it is now clear the final import path for import. The Can I close this issue? @iddoavn @ozkatz 
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Addresses #6600
Change Description
As a quick workaround, adding a comment to not accept an import that start with '/'. A better solution would be to not allow the code to accept it and present a suitable message.