'ReactNative.Component' warning needs to give source filename and line number

When updating a React Native project from a pre-0.25.x version to a post-0.25.x version

This:

Seems you're trying to access 'ReactNative.Component' from the 'react-native' package. Perhaps you meant to access 'React.Component' from the 'react' package instead?

For example, instead of:

  import React, { Component, View } from 'react-native';

You should now do:

  import React, { Component } from 'react';
  import { View } from 'react-native';

Check the release notes on how to upgrade your code - https://github.com/facebook/react-native/releases/tag/v0.25.1

is a pretty common error message. It’s also completely useless. It’s not a big problem when hunting through one’s own code for deprecated references. The problem happens if this is being triggered by something in an imported npm module. Then it becomes a game of auditing other people’s code, which sort of defeats the purpose of pulling in npm modules completely. A filename and line number would at least give some clue as to which module needs to be upgraded.

Every error in React Native gives a filename and line number, (And they’re almost always spot-on, which is unheard of in JavaScript) except this one. Why make an exception here?

[lynndylanhurley]

This error is killing me.

[HyperSimon]

Is everyone still getting this issue? None of the above workarounds are working.

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