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Ignore networkError for cancelled call
See original GitHub issueI am using apollo 3.3.0 in my react app and when a user comes to the page login and then immediately logout or change page the component will be unmounted in the meanwhile the calls which are fetching data will be cancelled. once they are cancelled I am getting an networkError failed to fetch. this is annyoing is there a way to avoid this issue
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@jcreighton okay will give a codesandbox so you can take a look at it
@UmangThapliyal I can’t tell from the written example what is happening, whether it’s an expected error or not. A reproduction would be a good idea.