Consider the following rule:

"react/forbid-prop-types": [ "error", { "forbid": [ "any", "object", "objectOf", "array" ] } ],

This would yield an error, which is correct:

import PropTypes from 'prop-types'; AwesomeComponent.propTypes = { foo: PropTypes.objectOf(PropTypes.any) };

This would also yield an error, which is correct:

import { any } from 'prop-types'; AwesomeComponent.propTypes = { foo: any };

This should yield an error, but doesn't:

import { objectOf, any } from 'prop-types'; AwesomeComponent.propTypes = { foo: objectOf(any) };

This is slightly related to #2657 where any should be blocked in the above example, but isn't. But the bug I'm describing here, is that objectOf only yields an error if it's imported as part of a default import, where it doesn't yield an error when imported as a destructured import. Strangely though, any is not affected by this phenomenon, only objectOf is.

I'm on eslint-plugin-react 7.19.0, as part of react-scripts 3.4.1.