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my state change when I set it, but my other component which use this state value through the react context don't show the state with the new result

I have a state being declared inside a context provider and one component A set this state and other component B just read... but when I change the state with the component A, the component B doesn't show the new value, keep showing the initial value! how I solve that, please?

context file:

export const SearchContext = React.createContext();

export const SearchProvider = (props) => {
    const [searchInput, setSearchInput] = useState({
      content: "Matrix", });  

    return (
      <SearchContext.Provider value=>
          {props.children}
      </SearchContext.Provider>
     );
};

form component(component A in the question):

export default () => {

  const history = useHistory()
  **const {searchInput, setSearchInput} = React.useContext(SearchContext);**

  function search (e) {
    e.preventDefault();
 

    history.push('/resultado-de-busca')
     const searchContent = document.querySelector(`[data-input-search]`).value;
 setSearchInput({...searchInput, content:searchContent })
        
  }



  return (
    <form className="search" data-search onSubmit={search}>
      <input data-input-search placeholder="Digite o nome desejado..." type="text"  />
    </form>
  );
};

page component (component B in the question, where is rendered the result):

 const {searchInput} = React.useContext(SearchContext);

console.log(searchInput.content):

// results: 'Matrix' instead of the new value changed in Component A

component B is called inside the App.js from React, and inside the SearchProvider that way:

<SearchProvider>
             <SearchPage/>
 </SearchProvider>
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