chore: Remove legacy version check in react-native.config.js #116
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Description
Removes legacy version check from
react-native.config.js.Changes
The community CLI is no longer a dependency for React Native, meaning it may not be installed in every project. For example, projects that use Expo won't include the
@react-native-community/cli-*packages. Consequently, this check will fail, leading to issues with autolinking components.This version check can be removed safely, as the 9th version of the CLI was released two years ago.
Tests
This change was tested using
expoproject on react native0.76.