Props.dispatch is not a function

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The error message “props.dispatch is not a function” usually occurs when you are trying to use dispatch as a function on a variable that is not a valid Redux store props object.

In React and Redux, the dispatch function is used to send actions to the Redux store, triggering state changes. It is typically available within components that are connected to the Redux store using the connect function from the react-redux library.

To fix the issue, ensure that you have correctly set up the connection to the Redux store in your component. Make sure you are importing and using the connect function to connect your component to the store, as shown in the example below: 

    
      import React from 'react';
      import { connect } from 'react-redux';

      const MyComponent = ({ dispatch }) => {
        // Your component code here...
      };

      export default connect()(MyComponent);

In the above example, the connect function is used to connect MyComponent to the Redux store. The dispatch function is then available as a props property within the component.

If you are already using connect correctly, make sure that the props object you are trying to access the dispatch function from is indeed a valid Redux store props object. Double-check that you are passing the necessary props correctly to your component when rendering it.

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