Fix error in password reset form #205
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`setStep` is defined like this:
```
const [step, setStep] = useState<"forgot" | { email: string }>("forgot");
```
But we try to set the step to `signIn` like this:
```
<button type="button" onClick={() => setStep("signIn")}>
```
And we get this error:
```
Argument of type '"signIn"' is not assignable to parameter of type 'SetStateAction<"forgot" | { email: string; }>'
```
So I just fixed the small mistake by changing `setStep("signIn")` to `setStep("forgot")`.
Hope this helps :)
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setStepis defined like this:But we try to set the step to
signInlike this:And we get this error:
So I just fixed the small mistake by changing
setStep("signIn")tosetStep("forgot").Hope this helps :)
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