jsx_uses_react

var JsxUsesReactRule = rule.Rule{
	Name: "react/jsx-uses-react",
	Run: func(ctx rule.RuleContext, options []any) rule.RuleListeners {
		return rule.RuleListeners{}
	},
}

JsxUsesReactRule is a no-op in rslint.

In ESLint, this rule (eslint-plugin-react) marks the JSX pragma as used whenever JSX appears, so no-unused-vars does not flag it. rslint handles the default pragma inside no-unused-vars itself: markJsxFactoryUsed marks the JSX factory import (default "React", or the tsconfig `jsxFactory`) as used whenever a file contains JSX, in any jsx runtime — matching @typescript-eslint/parser's `jsxPragma` baseline. So this rule is redundant for the default pragma and exists only for configuration compatibility.

Known gap: a custom pragma declared via an `@jsx X` comment or `settings.react.pragma` is not marked as used (rslint has no cross-rule "mark as used" channel yet), so such an import may still be reported as unused even with this rule enabled.