Github Pages will not recognise json file - json

I'm quite new to software development, and have only uploaded student projects to GitHub Pages and Heroku previously.
I'm currently working on a commercial project for a friend's band, and thought I'd upload it to GitHub Pages first, and the once we were happy, we could upload it to the webhosting service they have chosen.
The page includes a repertoire section, which is populated from a JSON file. I can import the data fine locally, but it doesn't appear on the live GitHub Pages site.
I think it's because in order to import the file, GitHub thinks I'm using an absolute path.
import data from "/assets/csv/carnaby-repertoire.json" assert { type: "json" };
However, when I remove the first '/' it doesn't work locally, or live.
Here is a screenshot of my folder structure:
Will I have the same problem with other webhosts, or is this just a GitHub thing? I would be really grateful for any advice. Thanks so much!

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