Global error handler for mutations and meta
Hello !
I would like to know what is the best way of passing down data to a global handler ?
I checked meta and it seems almost too simple, it is better to use it or instead leverage the onMutate to provide context ?
With onMutate, if you want to use the context in the onError handler, it is harder to use it with typescript than meta because of the unknown type
My context is that I have a legacy "snackbar" wrapper for useMutation, and by default, it displays a snackbar for success / errors, but we can disable the snackbars for the errors if we want.
This is currently leveraged "per mutation" on the onError / onSuccess handlers, and I would like to move it to a global handler instead.
I would like to know what is the best way of passing down data to a global handler ?
I checked meta and it seems almost too simple, it is better to use it or instead leverage the onMutate to provide context ?
With onMutate, if you want to use the context in the onError handler, it is harder to use it with typescript than meta because of the unknown type
My context is that I have a legacy "snackbar" wrapper for useMutation, and by default, it displays a snackbar for success / errors, but we can disable the snackbars for the errors if we want.
This is currently leveraged "per mutation" on the onError / onSuccess handlers, and I would like to move it to a global handler instead.
