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Remove the previousPath reducer and related conditional `router.goBack` logic. This never really worked correctly in practice since using the back function of history leaves the reducer with the wrong `previousPath` value (actually the "next" path). A proper solution would be to store an array of location history, and push or pop the location on navigation. It's better to just keep things simple.
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Remove the previousPath reducer and related conditional
router.goBacklogic. This never really worked correctly in practice since using the back function of history leaves the reducer with the wrongpreviousPathvalue (actually the "next" path). A proper solution would be to store an array of location history, and push or pop the location on navigation.It's better to just keep things simple.