How to skip caught error in error boundary
See original GitHub issue<ErrorBoundary FallbackComponent={ErrorPage}>
</>
// inside error page
<Text>Error occured.</<Text>
<Text>Error reported to development team.</<Text>
<button>Ok, skip.</button>
//? How to skip?
ErrorBoundary itself does not return props.children to FallbackComponent. It should.
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Hi @alimertcakar,
You should be able to call
clearError
to reset the error boundary, which will re-render the children. You would need to pass this as a property to the fallback component. This should avoid you needing to create your own custom error boundary.I imagine this would be because of whatever caused the render error in the first place.
I think you would need to fix/avoid whatever caused that error and then call
clearError
to reset the error boundary. Alternatively you may need to consider redirecting to another page if they original page has errors such that it cannot be reloaded.