Oracle JET: Composite Components and 5.2.0 migration to 6.0.0

Hi,

Recently I have migrated my Oracle JET Application from 5.2.0 to 6.0.0 following the steps mentioned in https://docs.oracle.com/en/middleware/jet/6/develop/oracle-jet-v6.0.0-tooling-migration.html

They look pretty straight forward, however, I have noticed that my JET Composite Components where not loading when running my JET Application.

Why?

In 5.2.0 you can refer the loader.js of the Composite Component as following

loader.json in 5.2.0 being used in a ViewModel JS file 
define(['ojs/ojcore', 'knockout', 'jquery', 'ojs/ojnavigationlist', 'jet-composites/demo-card/loader'],
        function(oj, ko, $) {

            function DemoCardViewModel() {
                var self = this;
);

In 6.0.0, the Composite Component path generated when building the JET Application has changed including the version of the Composite Component as part of it.

So, now we need to change the reference to the loader.js as following [JETComponentName]/loader
 
loader.json using the version of the Jet Composite Component in 6.0.0 in a ViewModel JS file 

define(['ojs/ojcore', 'knockout', 'jquery', 'ojs/ojnavigationlist', 'demo-card/loader'],
        function(oj, ko, $) {

            function DemoCardViewModel() {
                var self = this;
                // Below are a set of the ViewModel methods invoked by the oj-module component.
                // Please reference the oj-module jsDoc for additional information.

                self.employees = ko.observableArray([

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