ajnart
0138e4659e
The useEffect that re-initializes the form when initialValues change had
`form` in its dependency array. Mantine's useForm returns a fresh form
object literal on every render, so the effect re-ran every render. The
outer form.initialize() wrapper always calls handleValuesChanges() ->
$errors.clearErrors() -> setErrorsState({}) (a new object), which
triggers a re-render and loops infinitely. The resulting
"Maximum update depth exceeded" error swallows all interactions,
including sidebar link clicks, so router.push is interrupted and Next.js
reports "navigation was cancelled" (issue #6198).
initialValuesKey is a primitive string built from the initialValues
fields, so it already covers the only case the effect exists for:
re-initializing when initialValues actually changes (e.g. navigating
between edit pages).
Reported on v1.69.0/1.69.1, Edge and Chromium.
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