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`.jsx` extension cannot be used with React Native
See original GitHub issueSince .jsx extension cannot be used with React Native (Cf. facebook/react-native#5233), if someone wants to use this config with React Native, the rule react/jsx-filename-extension should be set to .js only instead of .jsx only.
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.jsfiles should only ever contain actual, standard JavaScript, and JSX is decidedly not that."react/jsx-filename-extension": ["error", { "extensions": [".js", ".jsx"] }]