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Site Editor: useLocation instead of window.location.href #61230
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LGTM! Duplicating pattern/template parts and operations on the Patterns page will continue to work correctly.
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Noticed this when reviewing #61174: some Site Editor components look at
window.location.href
, but they should use the more "abstract"useLocation
hook provided by the router.This also reveals an API gap in the
useHistory
hook: it should expose the non-reactive location, via ahistory.getLocationWithParams()
method. We don't need the reactive location (triggering a rerender on location change) when it's used only in an event handler. I'll address this separately in some follow-up PR.