chore(docs): clarify react upgrade with --legacy-peer-deps #38359
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Description
Clarify the upgrade react step when migrating from v4 to v5. The previous step for upgrading Gatsby first has similar documentation.
If I follow the guide on node 18 / npm 9 and run the upgrade react command (
npm install react@latest react-dom@latest) before resolving all the other dependencies I get errors like the image below. It appears until the dependency resolution is complete by later steps--legacy-peer-depsis expected.Running with
--legacy-peer-depsresults in success.Documentation
Tests
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