During the development phase, you notice that one of your components occasionally throws an error during rendering. However, the error doesn't seem to be caught by any of your error boundaries. What could be a potential reason?
- The error is thrown asynchronously, making it difficult for error boundaries to catch it.
- The component is using a custom error boundary that doesn't have the necessary logic to catch the specific error being thrown.
- The error is originating in a child component of the one you've wrapped with an error boundary, causing it to bypass the boundary.
- The error is thrown during the initial render of the component, before the error boundary can be set up.
A potential reason why the error isn't caught by error boundaries is that it originates in a child component of the one wrapped with an error boundary. Error boundaries only catch errors in the component tree below them, not in their parent components. The other options are less likely explanations. Asynchronous errors (Option 1) can still be caught, custom error boundaries (Option 2) can be configured to catch specific errors, and error boundaries can be set up before rendering (Option 4).
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