Enqueue premature calls to useNavigate() in react-router-6 adapter #266
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Prevent premature calls to
useNavigate()from failing with "You should call navigate() in a React.useEffect(), not when your component is first rendered".This warning happens even when
navigate()is called from auseEffect(), because that effect is called before useNavigate's internal effect (parents' effects are invoked after children's effects).To get around this, enqueue premature
useNavigate()calls, and process the queue in auseEffect()(which is called afteruseNavigate's effect).Fixes #211.