In this video, we explore error handling within layouts in React. Unlike nested child segments, errors thrown within a layout component are not caught by the error boundary. Using practical examples, we replicate an error from one route to another, emphasizing the broken state of the app when errors occur within a layout.
To address this, we strategically move the error-handling file to the layout's parent segment, illustrating how this placement ensures the app remains intact even when errors occur.
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