Breaking React Query's API on purpose
Read OriginalThis article discusses the deliberate decision to break React Query's API in version 5 by removing onSuccess, onError, and onSettled callbacks from useQuery. It explores the challenges of API design, the philosophy behind major version bumps in software libraries, and why certain features are removed despite user backlash. The author explains the drawbacks of these callbacks and distinguishes this change from useMutation callbacks.
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