There are several possible reasons why a React app consistently redirects to the home route after receiving a response from the backend:
The app is coded to redirect to the home route when an error occurs, and the backend response triggers an error condition.
The backend response includes a redirect instruction to the home route, causing the React app to redirect.
The React app is designed to always redirect to the home route after receiving a successful response from the backend.
There is a bug in the code that causes the app to consistently redirect to the home route, even when it should not.
To diagnose the issue, developers can check the code for any redirection logic, inspect the response from the backend, and use debugging tools to identify any potential bugs.
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Asked: 2023-01-12 11:00:00 +0000
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