Walk Through Example of Updating React Native for Mobile Development
To update your project from React Native 0.72.5 to 0.81.4, you should not directly "update" NativeBase. NativeBase is a UI library built on top of React Native, and your primary task is to upgrade the React Native version itself. Use the official React Native Upgrade Helper and proceed incrementally for such a significant version jump. Warning: Don't jump directly Upgrading directly from 0.72.5 to 0.81.4 is not recommended. It is a very large leap and will almost certainly cause unexpected issues and breakage. The recommended approach is to upgrade one or two minor versions at a time (e.g., from 0.72.x to 0.73.x, then to 0.74.x, and so on). This allows you to address any breaking changes in smaller, more manageable steps. Alternatively, for a jump of this size, many developers recommend creating a new project with the target version and migrating your application code over. Step 1: Use the React Native Upgrade Helper The React Native Upgrade Helper is the official tool ...