Persistence
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Verify the Persistence Flow
Verify the Persistence Flow
Persistence is easiest to trust when you test the complete loop rather than only checking one localStorage call.
Run this sequence:
- Start with the board loaded.
- Add a task and give it a different status.
- Refresh the page.
- Delete one of the original tasks.
- Refresh again.
- Drag a task into another column.
- Refresh once more.
The board should always reflect the latest saved state.
Keep the responsibilities clear
The final flow should look like this:
localStorage → initial React state
React state → rendered components
user action → setTasks(...)
updated tasks → localStorage
The components still render from tasks. Storage simply restores and remembers that state.
Checkpoint
If all three main actions—create, delete, and move—survive a refresh, persistence is complete and the project is ready for final verification.