fair-rose

How to pass timeout option to useQuery using fetch from context signal in the below code.

 const query = useQuery({queryKey: [key], queryFn: ({signal}) => fetch(url, {signal})})

 const query = useQuery({queryKey: [key], queryFn: ({signal}) => fetch(url, {signal})})

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fair-rose•14mo ago

https://tanstack.com/query/latest/docs/reference/QueryClient/#queryclientcancelqueries

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fair-rose•13mo ago

To expand on that, you can't, but you can use cancelQueries if you want to abort a fetch. If you use a fetching lib like axios/ky which have timeouts built in, RQ will know the promise was rejected and act accordingly. You don't need to do anything special there.

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