How to use the metro-core.AmbiguousModuleResolutionError function in metro-core
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facebook / metro / packages / metro / src / node-haste / DependencyGraph / ResolutionRequest.js View on Github 
const platform = this._options.platform;
const allowHaste = !this._options.helpers.isNodeModulesDir(fromModule.path);
try {
return cacheResult(
resolver.resolveDependency(
fromModule,
toModuleName,
allowHaste,
platform,
),
);
} catch (error) {
if (error instanceof DuplicateHasteCandidatesError) {
throw new AmbiguousModuleResolutionError(fromModule.path, error);
}
if (error instanceof InvalidPackageError) {
throw new PackageResolutionError({
packageError: error,
originModulePath: fromModule.path,
targetModuleName: toModuleName,
});
}
throw error;
}
}
