[RUBY] [Rails] About local: true described in form_with

Why write local: true

When submitting a form with rails, describe local: true under form_with, At first, I didn't understand the meaning and wrote the code by imitating it without thinking deeply about what it was.

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However, it is unpleasant to proceed with learning without understanding the meaning, so when I looked it up again, In rails5, if you do not describe local: true, it means sending the form by ajax communication, so when you send the form as HTML, you need to describe local: true.

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