Do "<Outlet />"s need to be wrapped in Suspense?

[bitttttten]

We are seeing the suspended component errors in Sentry, i.e.

A component suspended while responding to synchronous input. This will cause the UI to be replaced with a loading indicator. To fix, updates that suspend should be wrapped with startTransition.

The only thing we can see which is lazy loaded or using Suspense, that we can tell, are our router components. We are currently rendering and using syntax like

 {
            path: 'a',
            lazy: () => import('@/routes/a'),
            loader: redirectIfNotAdmin,
            children: [
              {
                path: ':folderId',
                lazy: () =>
                  import(
                    '@/routes/a/routes/[folderId]'
                  ),
                loader: redirectIfItemDoesNotExist,
              },
            ],
}

So just wanted to ask what is the pattern here. Perhaps this error is not coming from react-router-dom, but we have a lot of nested lazy loaded routes and I wanted to check.

Many thanks!

[sergiodxa]

Outlet doesn't use Suspense by default, when using the lazy function in a route RR awaits it before doing the navigation. So this must be something else.