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Uncaught Error: Minified React error #418; visit https://reactjs.org/docs/error-decoder.html?invariant=418 for the full message or use the non-minified dev environment for full errors and additional helpful warnings.
at Eg (framework-ca706bf673a13738.js:9:46547)
at x (framework-ca706bf673a13738.js:9:121312)
at Vk (framework-ca706bf673a13738.js:9:99132)
at framework-ca706bf673a13738.js:9:98999
at Jk (framework-ca706bf673a13738.js:9:99006)
at Hk (framework-ca706bf673a13738.js:9:94050)
at J (framework-ca706bf673a13738.js:33:1364)
at MessagePort.R (framework-ca706bf673a13738.js:33:1894)
Things to note.
This only impacts the Setup Steam Link On Raspberry Pi 4 blog article.
This does not impact the development environment I have and I tried copying all contents from the impacted article with no errors.
Nothing is logged through the server-side.
I tried copying most environmental variables from production to development environment with no luck.
This is likely due to variables not being rendered inside of an useEffect() block like they should. I've looked at a lot of code and mostly everything is rendered in useEffect() besides this code in Meta.tsx which is required since we don't want to use any JavaScript/re-renders with meta data since Google Bots don't support JavaScript. However, this only happening on a specific article probably indicates it is not related to this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Documenting an issue related to client-side React errors when viewing blog article Setup Steam Link On Raspberry Pi 4.
Things to note.
useEffect()
block like they should. I've looked at a lot of code and mostly everything is rendered inuseEffect()
besides this code inMeta.tsx
which is required since we don't want to use any JavaScript/re-renders with meta data since Google Bots don't support JavaScript. However, this only happening on a specific article probably indicates it is not related to this.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: