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dispatching abortRequests without a requestKey should abort all requests

See original GitHub issue

Taking the example from https://redux-requests.klisiczynski.com/docs/api-reference/abort-requests. If i call

dispatch(abortRequests([FETCH_BOOKS]));

i am not able to abort requests FETCH_BOOKS having a specific requestKey. Is this the wanted behaviour or a bug?

In my case i dispatch FETCH_BOOKS several times in a row with a different requestKey but want to abort all requests by dispatching abortRequests once without having to know and to set the request keys being used.

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Created 3 years ago
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iwan-uschkacommented, Jul 30, 2020

Always having “store” in mind when talking about redux and “state” when talking about components. Thx for pointing that out.

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klis87commented, Jul 28, 2020

@iwan-uschka just global redux state, suggested getUsedRequestsKeys is just normal redux selector, you would use it like getQuery from this library

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