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useLazyQuery / useQuery hook still isn't fired after fetching data from the cache #3488
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Make sure `onCompleted` is called each time a `useLazyQuery` based query completes, after the execution function is called. Fixes #3488
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Make sure `onCompleted` is called each time a `useLazyQuery` based query completes, after the execution function is called. Fixes #3488
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Make sure `onCompleted` is called each time a `useLazyQuery` based query completes, after the execution function is called. Fixes #3488
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Intended outcome:
OnCompletedshould be called after query result is fetched.The problem appears to be solved only with the component as stated here:
#2177
With the useQuery or useLazyQuery hooks the problem still appears.
If i set
{ fetchPolicy: "no-cache" }for the query the onCompleted will be called as expected.Actual outcome:
onCompleted is only called after the first call/render. On any subsequent calls it is not invoked.
How to reproduce the issue:
Here is a sandbox to reproduce the problem: https://codesandbox.io/s/vigilant-maxwell-gqyf2?fontsize=14
onCompleted is only called after the first call to Load() as shown in the console.
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react-apollo: v3.1.0 releaseThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: