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Allow setting the default responseHandler at a higher level

See original GitHub issue

Because of #2354 (which is addressed in #2363, pending feedback), we have resorted to adding a custom responseHandler to each and every endpoint definition.

This gets tedious, and it’s easy for one of the several developers on our team to miss a case until we run into a run-time PARSING_ERROR when we get a "text/plain" response.

It would be very convenient to be able to set the default responseHandler across all endpoints in the options to createApi.

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Created a year ago
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phryneascommented, Oct 26, 2022

I added a PR for that today - #2823

But it’s part of fetchBaseQuery. createApi doesn’t have any concept of response handlers.

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markeriksoncommented, Oct 30, 2022

Merged into the 1.9 branch

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