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fix(react-query): ensureSuspenseTimers should ALWAYS set staleTime to 1000 when it is below 1000. #8398
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can you please add a test for this scenario?
@@ -327,61 +327,6 @@ describe('useSuspenseQuery', () => { | |||
consoleMock.mockRestore() | |||
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it('should refetch when re-mounting', async () => { |
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why was this test removed?
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Since we now enforce a minimum staleTime of 1000ms in Suspense mode for better performance and consistency, the "should refetch when re-mounting" test is no longer valid. This test expected immediate refetching on remount with staleTime: 0, but this behavior would conflict with our implementation that ensures queries remain fresh for at least 1000ms when using Suspense.
The test was designed to verify a behavior that we've intentionally changed to prevent unnecessary refetches and provide a more stable user experience in Suspense mode. Removing this test ensures our test suite accurately reflects our current design decision of enforcing minimum staleTime.
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