When mutate after an action, to want to get the request list, use queryCache. RefetchQueries or queryCache. InvalidateQueries list update, but did not make the list updates.Neither approach works

` export const useTouchListComplate = () => {

const [mutate] = useMutation((options: any) => { return fetch(${DOMAIN.BIBLE_INSPIRE}${PATH.WORKBENCH.API_LIST_COMPLATE}, { method: ‘POST’, body: objToParam({ deptcode: options.deptcode, list_code: options.list_code }) }) }, { onSuccess: (data: any, param: any) => { console.log(data) queryCache.refetchQueries(${DOMAIN.BIBLE_INSPIRE}${PATH.WORKBENCH.API_TABLE_EACH_DATA}/${param.tabId}, { active: true }) } }) return [ mutate ] } `

[TkDodo]

Not sure I got the question right, but here are some approaches to what I think you want to achieve that have been working well for me:

1. After mutation, just invalidate the query cache for your key. The next time a component renders that needs that data, it will be re-fetched.

You can see this working in this example: https://react-query.tanstack.com/docs/examples/optimistic-updates

especially this part:

// After success or failure, refetch the todos query
onSettled: () => {
    cache.invalidateQueries('todos')
},

1. alternatively, if your mutation returns the result, you can just put it in the query cache. I will stick with the todos example:

useMutation(
    text => axios.post('/api/data', { text }),
    {
      onSuccess: (allTodos) => {
        cache.setQueryData('todos', allTodos)
      },
    }

this approach will manually update the cache with the data from the server, so it will not re-fetch it. This is useful if, like in my example, your server already returns the new data as a result of the mutation request.

[TkDodo]

Since you have suspense set to true, maybe this is a duplicate of https://github.com/tannerlinsley/react-query/issues/1065 ?