useLazyQuery no longer preserves pollInterval across calls

Intended outcome:

1. start a polling lazy query
2. sometime later, reuse the hook to start polling again

const [
    pollForResults,
    {
      data,
      called,
      stopPolling,
      loading:,
      error
      refetch:,
    },
  ] = pollingLazyQuery({
    pollInterval,
    fetchPolicy: "network-only",
  });

pollForResults({ variables })
// some time later
pollForResults({ variables })

Actual outcome: In the second call, no polling occurs. To get polling to happen, you have to re-pass pollInterval. If you don’t, you get a single request (no polling). Example of workaround:

pollForResults({ variables })
// some time later
pollForResults({ variables, pollInterval })

How to reproduce the issue: See the above sample code

Versions This worked in Apollo Client 2 (pollInterval “stuck” from initial configuration), but it’s broken as of v3 sometime (sorry about lack of specifics on version — have been trying to do the big 2 to 3 upgrade)

[denlahodnyi]

I have the same issue on 3.6.2 - useLazyQuery with pollInterval doesn’t re-execute a query. Upgrading to the latest version (3.6.8) doesn’t help.

[benasher44]

It was 3.6.2. I’ll follow up once we upgrade again, in about a week or so!