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[Snyk] Upgrade react-native from 0.76.1 to 0.76.2 #259

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  • Upgrade react-native dependency from version 0.76.1 to 0.76.2 in package.json.

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Upgrade react-native from version 0.76.1 to 0.76.2 in the StreamUpload/package.json file.

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Snyk has created this PR to upgrade react-native from 0.76.1 to 0.76.2.

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This is a dependency upgrade pull request that updates react-native from version 0.76.1 to 0.76.2. The change is implemented through package.json and yarn.lock file updates, which is a standard approach for dependency version management in Node.js projects.

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Upgrade react-native dependency version
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  • 🛠️ Updated the version of react-native from 0.76.1 to 0.76.2.

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  1. Version Mismatch and Compatibility - The upgrades of several dependencies from 0.76.1 to 0.76.2 may introduce breaking changes or incompatibilities if other tools or libraries in the project specifically depend on 0.76.1. Ensure proper testing is in place to verify that the updates do not introduce runtime issues.

    • File: /StreamUpload/package.json, /StreamUpload/yarn.lock
  2. Tight Coupling of Versions - All listed packages were updated without regard to potential compatibility with specific React Native versions or any external libraries that may be sensitive to changes in underlying libraries. Consider using version ranges (e.g., ^0.76.2) instead of fixed versions to maintain flexibility.

    • File: /StreamUpload/package.json, /StreamUpload/yarn.lock

Code suggestions and improvements:

  1. Use Version Ranges for Dependencies - Instead of locking all packages to a fixed version, consider allowing for minor updates through version ranges in package.json to accommodate future compatibility without needing a complete overhaul.

    • File: /StreamUpload/package.json
  2. Document Changes with a Changelog - Whenever dependencies are updated, it's a good practice to maintain a changelog that documents what was changed and any relevant notes. This can be beneficial for future reference, especially when debugging issues resulting from these updates.

    • File: /StreamUpload/
  3. Reviewing Peer Dependencies - Check for any peer dependencies that might need adjustment when updating major libraries like react-native. Not all plugins may support the latest versions seamlessly.

    • File: /StreamUpload/package.json, /StreamUpload/yarn.lock
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    • File: /StreamUpload/ (after executing changes)
  5. Testing Across Platforms - Given that React Native supports multiple platforms (iOS, Android), ensure cross-platform testing is performed after the dependency updates to catch any platform-specific issues.

    • File: /StreamUpload/ (testing phase after updates)

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