t transition as an argument, which we can store and retry later.
This allows us to return the user back to the original route.
For example, we might redirect a user to the login page when they try to edit their profile, and immediately redirect
them back to the edit page once they have successfully logged in.
See <a href="../preventing-and-retrying-transitions/#toc_storing-and-retrying-a-transition">Storing and Retrying a Transition</a>
for how to do that.</p>
<p>If you need to examine some application stat