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1. #React router dom duplicate render component install#
2. #React router dom duplicate render component android#

I should be notified of all possible syntactic errors, WHILE THE COMPILER BUILDS. In a real-world application with literally hundreds of components, it's certainly impossible to follow trial-and-error method. Then what's the point of having a compiler?

#React router dom duplicate render component android#

I create Android applications using Java, and when I build the application, either it gets built or it won't. If it breaks on production, how on Earth you are not reporting it in the development? This has now taken almost two complete days for me and still no progress. I read your documentation on possibilities, and I have followed the rules of hooks, and I have used only one react, etc etc. Everything works on the development and things break on production. It helped me more clearly see what I was doing. Just a word of advice to doublecheck all your links, you can issue npm ls -g -depth=0 -link=true in a terminal to see them all. UPDATE: I actually was able to resolve the issue by the advice mentioned in - but be warned, you must do all the linking in the same terminal! (or at least opening a new terminal after issuing all the links you need.) I posted here after quickly running the npm link command to the react version I wanted to use and ran into this weird issue.

Not sure why this is the case because I don't have any version of jest installed in my hook library.

#React router dom duplicate render component install#

The react-scripts package provided by Create React App requires a dependency:ĭon't try to install it manually: your package manager does it automatically. It is likely not a bug in Create React App, but something you need to fix locally. There might be a problem with the project dependency tree.