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src/components/LoginButton.tsx

export function LoginButton() {
  const handleLogin = () => signIn(provider);
  return <button onClick={handleLogin()}>Sign in</button>
  return <button onClick={handleLogin}>Sign in</button>
}

Fix: login button does nothing on Safari

1 file changed · from bug report #482 · not yet opened as a PR

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Title

Browser

Safari 17.4

It reads your file list, not your repo

First pass: just the file paths, so it can pick a handful of candidates without burning tokens on files that have nothing to do with the bug.

214 source files considered

src/components/Nav.tsx

src/components/LoginButton.tsx

src/hooks/useAuth.ts

You review the draft, then decide

The diff, the file list it looked at, and its reasoning are all sitting on the bug report's page. Nothing ships until you click Create PR.

Bug report #482 · ready for review

Proposed fix

Pass handleLogin as a reference instead of invoking it during render.

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$ connect --repo github.com/acme/storefront
> found 214 source files, branch: main
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> https://formtocode.dev/r/x7ha2p
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