TkDodo Dominik Dorfmeister • 9/14/2024

How Infinite Queries work

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This article analyzes a specific bug report for Infinite Queries in React Query. It describes the conditions needed to trigger the bug, which involves a refetch where some pages succeed and a subsequent page fails with retries enabled. The author explains the fundamental differences between infinite queries and standard queries, providing insight into the library's internal behavior and addressing a previously unreported flaw.

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