Bug: eslint-plugin-react-hooks not throwing "Hooks may not be referenced as normal values" error

Why this is a good first issue

Issue involves ESLint configuration and React Hooks rules, but reproduction is inconsistent.

AI Summary

The issue reports that eslint-plugin-react-hooks is not throwing a specific error related to hooks being referenced as normal values, despite following the migration steps from the React Compiler announcement. The problem appears to be inconsistent across environments, making it unclear whether it's a bug or a configuration issue. Further investigation is needed to determine the root cause.

Issue Description

React version: 19.2.

Steps To Reproduce

The expected behavior screenshot shows when my repo had eslint-plugin-react-compiler@beta and [email protected] installed. Per the React Compiler v1.0 announcement, I removed eslint-plugin-react-compiler, bumped eslint-plugin-react-hooks to the latest version (7.0.1), and made the eslint config changes accordingly. All other rules, including the new ones, seem to work as expected, except this one seems to have disappeared (I only noticed because our codebase has many instances of this that we've been planning to fix at some point before enabling the compiler). Is this a bug or is this no longer meant to throw a lint error, since it does explicitly break the rules of React ?

The current behavior

The expected behavior

GitHub Labels

Status: Unconfirmed