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In the example below, the expected outcome is that the hash part of the url is in sync with the selected tab.
Actual outcome
loading the page without already setting the # part (e.g. just localhost instead of localhost/#home) causes the url to be out of sync (no change in the url is observed when selecting new tab).
The simplest solution for now is to write a bit of code that inspects the hash on page load and redirects to #/ or similar if it's blank. We're thinking about how best to address this more generally. As you noticed, #37 is the issue to follow.
Description
The route and hash are not in sync.
Expected outcome
In the example below, the expected outcome is that the hash part of the url is in sync with the selected tab.
Actual outcome
loading the page without already setting the # part (e.g. just
localhost
instead oflocalhost/#home
) causes the url to be out of sync (no change in the url is observed when selecting new tab).Use case
Browsers Affected
(other browsers not tested)
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