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Diego Louzán authored
When a user clicks on an Omniauth login icon (e.g. Google), Rails will translate a `link_to` URL from a GET to a POST form submission via JavaScript. However, if JavaScript is disabled or not loaded before the page loads, this will cause a GET request to go to the login provider instead of POST, resulting in a 404. To avoid this, we use `button_to` instead of `link_to`. `button_to` will set a form submission with a POST request without JavaScript. Closes #28904
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