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Retain state while refreshing
See original GitHub issueI’ve just started using this on a project and have a situation where I want to refresh the data after a change. At the moment it seems like there’s no easy way to differentiate these states:
- Loading for the first time
- Reloading after the initial fetch is successful
… and I wondered if there was scope to handle that in some way. Retaining the existing value of data would probably be enough I think (though I imagine that has flow-on effects that I am not seeing).
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That is correct, yep. A “stale while revalidate” if you will.
Awesome, thanks! It’s definitely something that can be done around the existing API, but it adds a fair bit of boilerplate and I can seem it being a behaviour I’d want to use regularly.