Property ‘exact’ does not exist on type ‘intrinsicattributes & routeprops’

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The error “property ‘exact’ does not exist on type ‘IntrinsicAttributes & RouteProps'”
occurs when you are using the ‘exact’ property on a route in React Router, but
TypeScript gives you an error because it doesn’t recognize the ‘exact’ property
on the RouteProps type.

The ‘exact’ property is used to specify that the route should only match if the
URL is an exact match to the path specified. This means that the route will not
match if there are any additional segments in the URL.

To resolve this error, you can either cast the route component to the ‘any’ type to
tell TypeScript that you know what you’re doing and prevent the error: 

    {``}

Or you can define a custom interface for your route component that includes the
‘exact’ property: 

    {`
    interface CustomRouteProps extends RouteProps {
      exact?: boolean;
    }

    const HomeRoute: React.FC = props => (
      
    );
    `}

By using the custom interface, you will be able to use the ‘exact’ property on your
custom route component without TypeScript complaining.

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