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If a user is looking at `/users/123/profile` and `users.$userId.profile.tsx` does not export a `headers` function, then Remix will use the return value of `users.$userId.tsx`'s `headers` function. If that file doesn't export one, then it will use the result of the one in `users.tsx`, and so on.
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If all three define `headers`, the deepest module wins, in this case `users.$userId.profile.tsx`. However, if your `users.$userId.profile.tsx`'s `loader` threw and bubbled to a boundary in `users.userId.tsx` - then `users.userId.tsx`'s `headers` function would be used as it is the leaf rendered route.
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If all three define `headers`, the deepest module wins, in this case `users.$userId.profile.tsx`. However, if your `users.$userId.profile.tsx`'s `loader` threw and bubbled to a boundary in `users.$userId.tsx` - then `users.$userId.tsx`'s `headers` function would be used as it is the leaf rendered route.
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We don't want surprise headers in your responses, so it's your job to merge them if you'd like. Remix passes in the `parentHeaders` to your `headers` function. So `users.tsx` headers get passed to `users.$userId.tsx`, and then `users.$userId.tsx`'s `headers` are passed to `users.$userId.profile.tsx`'s `headers`.
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