I have a dropdown that changes the entire context for the app, like a change user type situation. Therefore, I need to force a refetching of all the queries. Usually I'd use queryClient.invalidateQueries() without any args, but this yields errors and doesn't actually work. What should I do different?
#Invalidate all the queries in the app
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supple girder
I have a dropdown that changes the entire context for the app, like a change use...
Think that may be fixed with https://github.com/blitz-js/blitz/pull/3728
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Will it? It seems I will still need to go over every single possibly used query and invalidate it individually 😅
rapid prawn
I have a dropdown that changes the entire context for the app, like a change use...
@gray star couldn't you just logout the current user and login the new one?
If not, in my opinion, the way to reset queryClient you could do something like this
queryClient.cancelQueries()
queryClient.resetQueries()
queryClient.getMutationCache().clear()
It's not actually a user change, but it's something with very wide implications.
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the sequence of functions you invoked is basically like calling
queryClient.invalidateQueries()
This yields some obscure errors and doesn't actually cause a refetch (probably because of the said errors thrown stopping the process)
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@solid zenith Sorry to ping, but could you help?