You don't seem to actually understand how Redux works. All interactions revolve around "dispatching" an action to the store. The root reducer function is call

You don't seem to actually understand how Redux works. All interactions revolve around "dispatching" an action to the store. The root reducer function is called as part of that `dispatch()` sequence. This gives a central point that allows tracing the resulting state changes: store.dispatch({type: "INCREMENT"}) The store can be configured on app startup to enable the Redux DevTools browser extension to automatically log all dispatched actions, including showing the action types and viewing the results of each dispatched actions (action contents, resulting state, and state diff vs the previous state). This isn't "fixing a problem" with Redux, this is a core designed capability to allow you to understand how your app is behaving.