React must be in scope when using JSX
Quite an annoying error, right ? What does it even mean anyway, you simply wrote a pretty basic co...
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thats was helpful ,, thank you
Oh my god, your post is great. You write very well. Not only did I solve my mistake, I learned a little more. simply thank you.
My pleasure, I'm glad you learnt something along the way !
Hi Chandelier. Your post is very informative. Thanks for that. However, I am struggling to figure out what file is used to switch off these rules and where is it found from the react App folder. Kindly specify. Your prompt assistance will be greatly appreciated.
Hi ! Thanks for the feedback !
First, check that Eslint is properly installed. You should have, at the root of your project, a file names eslint.something. If not, feel free to check the documentation : eslint.org/docs/user-guide/configu... in order to create a proper one.
Then, all you have to do is to add the rules under the "rules" section of the file.
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Quick and effective article. Well done :)
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This error can appear not only because of the old version of React, but also because of the outdated version of Node.js - below 17