Hector Ayala

Still getting this issue on: eslint 7.14.0 eslint-plugin-react-native: 3.11.0 :/

Regex isnt implemented, @mattpetrie was simply giving a suggestion.

Any update on this Issue? I'm using `react-native-paper` and the rule fails when using the Button component: ```js props.navigation.navigate('SignUp')} color={COLORS.primaryGreen} style={[styles.button, { borderColor: COLORS.primaryGreen, borderWidth: 3, backgroundColor: COLORS.white }]} >...

This feature would be great! Im needing it at the moment :)

Hey, sure thing. In my specific case, some package.json files are modified by code generators within a monorepo, always generating dependencies with "\*". I have other package.json files that have...

I think we can track it under (this) one

@JamieMason Sorry to hi-jack this to ask: is there a way to ignore certain dependencies from being matched during `fix-mismatches`? Like keeping the version present in their respective package.json.

In the case of `snapTo`, I'm thinking it can be an array of `packages` ranked by priority (first has more precedence). A dependency that matches the versionGroup will "snap" their...

What I mean was having somthing like this: ```json { "versionGroups": [ { "dependencies": ["@myDeps/**"], "snapTo": ["native-app", "web-app"], "packages": ["**"] } ] } ``` This will sync all `@myDep/**` versions...

Sure, 1. An array would be to specify more than one file as fallbacks to the main "driving" file. If it was an empty array `syncpack` would behave like it...