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feat: deep merge resolvers #11760
feat: deep merge resolvers #11760
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While I totally understand why you setup these tests this way, I'm not super fond that these tests require a specific order in that this one needs to run before the other one to pass. Rather than separate
it
blocks, I'd advocate for combining them into a single bigger test that demonstrates that calling.add
, then.reset
will successfully reset back to the original resolvers.I think all I'd add in the component setup for your tests is a
<button >
that callsrefetch
on theuseSuspenseQuery
that you can use to retrigger the network requests.Thoughts?
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Updated in 0d49273
cc'ing @phryneas again here because the final test is failing with
Exceeded timeout waiting for next render.
I've brought over the profiler fix from the other PR, and haven't been able to debug this yet...