As the exhaustive dependencies rule is quite simple and straightforward to fix, we can automatically let eslint fix it.
To do so, we need to pass the --fix flag to eslint. Using npm run, we can pass flags by using an additional -- as a separator, as follows:
> npm run lint -- --fix
After running the preceding command, we can run npm run lint again, and we are going to see that all warnings have automatically been fixed:
No warnings after letting eslint fix them
As we can see, eslint not only warns us about problems, it can even fix some of them automatically for us!