Right now for this issue of deciding whether a user can go back, I essentially hide the back button when the current route is "/" (root)
As I'm assuming the user enters via the root route and then navs forwards, this seems to work.
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Right now for this issue of deciding whether a user can go back, I essentially hide the back button when the current route is "/" (root)
As I'm assuming the user enters via the root route and then navs forwards, this seems to work.