docs(fetch): update wording on conflicting cache and revalidate options #80591
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Clarifies that using conflicting options such as `{ revalidate: 3600, cache: 'no-store' }` results in a warning in the terminal rather than an error.
This change helps accurately reflect the current runtime behavior and avoids misleading readers into expecting a hard failure.
The update improves developer understanding when configuring fetch/cache strategies in their applications.
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Clarifies that using conflicting options such as
{ revalidate: 3600, cache: 'no-store' }results in a warning in the terminal rather than an error.This change helps accurately reflect the current runtime behavior and avoids misleading readers into expecting a hard failure.
The update improves developer understanding when configuring fetch/cache strategies in their applications.