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Add ability to do a one-off query
See original GitHub issueRight now you can call watchQuery then stop once you get the data, but that’s not optimal.
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- Created 7 years ago
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duh James
Seems easy enough! @johnthepink can probably knock this out tomorrow then because he is 🚀
Right now, if you do the same query twice, it will have two different query IDs, so this isn’t a problem. I think the efficiency benefits of deduplicating queries and doing ref counts would be pretty minimal in the current architecture.