Similar to #174 a component is not detected if the declaration begins with return (Such as, in our case, where we're wrapping the component inside a HOC). Other react rules appear to be applied correctly to these cases, just not sort-comp.

Example code (does not show sort-comp warning):

let makeComp = () => {
	return class MyComponent extends React.Component {
		componentDidUpdate () { }
		componentDidMount () {}
		constructor () { super(); }
	};
};

Example code (correctly shows sort-comp warning):

let makeComp = () => {
	class MyComponent extends React.Component {
		componentDidUpdate () { }
		componentDidMount () {}
		constructor () { super(); }
	};
	return MyComponent;
};

As another note: The react lifecycle methods are out-of-order and yet generate no warning. Not sure why they are not, maybe that's another ticket.