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fix duplicate property names in an object literal, locate both occurrences and either remove one, or merge their configurations into a single property that encodes the desired behavior. For ESLint rule configs, that usually means keeping a single entry for each rule key, with the desired severity and options.
In this case, CodeQL flags
"import/no-anonymous-default-export": "warn"at line 154 because another"import/no-anonymous-default-export"property exists later in the samerulesobject and overwrites it. To fix the issue without changing intended functionality, we should keep only the rule configuration that is actually meant to be used. Since the later property is the one JavaScript uses at runtime, and we are not shown any differing options, the safest minimal change is to remove this earlier duplicate"import/no-anonymous-default-export": "warn"entry, leaving the later one intact. This preserves current ESLint behavior while removing the confusing overwritten property.Concretely: in
packages/eslint-config/react-lib.js, inside the exported configuration object’srulessection near lines 151–156, delete the line defining"import/no-anonymous-default-export": "warn",and leave the surrounding rules unchanged.