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I am currently on version 0.45.1 which is pretty old. And I am trying to upgrade it so that other dependencies work as expected (they updated their libraries and they require 0.46.1 and above).

I am following this process:

  • delete node_module folder
  • change react-native version number in package.json
  • run yarn cache clean
  • run watchman watch-del-all
  • run yarn so that dependencies get downloaded and linked
  • restart packager
  • reload app

App compiles and runs fine for "react-native": "^0.45.1", but some dependencies don't behave right (and they require 0.46 and above).

  • Attempt to upgrade to 0.46.0: I set react-native version number in package.json to "react-native": "^0.46.0", and I follow the above process. I get this error:

Unable to resolve module 'react-native/Libraries/Renderer/src/renderers/native/ReactNativePropRegistry' from '/Users/MyUser/Projects/MyProject/node_modules/native-base/Components/Widgets/Button.js': Module does not exist in the module map

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  • Attempt to upgrade to 0.47.0:

I get same error as above.

  • Attempt to upgrade to 0.48.0 (newest RN version):

I get same error as above.

Any help?

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This error indicates a version conflict. You need to change the version of the native base. Native base compatibility versions https://github.com/GeekyAnts/NativeBase#6-compatibility-versions

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Hi, I modified package.json to reflect your advice, but then I get a new error. But I think you are right. Any advice?
Okay, you need to update all the libraries in your dependencies, so there would be no conflicts.
how do I know which error is for which library? For example, in this new error, I read root-siblings and EventEmitter, but nowhere in my package.json I have such libraries. Please and thanks
github.com/magicismight/react-native-root-siblings I suppose you have this library in dependencies. Unfortunately, it has been updated a long time ago, and I doubt that without manual changes it can be launched together with a new react native.
I found it in my yarn.lock file and it is v1.2.1. But on the link you provided me, it says latest release is 1.0.4 :/ weird ! And everytime I delete the file and run yarn to reload it, it downloads root-siblings v1.2.1 automatically (a dependency to other dependency)

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