With "preloadStaleTime: 30000, staleTime: 0", does the Route loader actually ever take the prefetch?
I know that the preloadStaleTime dictates how long the preload data loader fetch is considered fresh. If the preload happened, and then 30 seconds passed, it would on hover over the Link, run the data loader function again. Only relevant to "Link" hovering.
staleTime dictates how long the Route considers loader data fresh. No matter if its data from the prefetch initiated or on "normal" page load, like if the route is the first page visit lets say. Right?
But now I'm wondering. With "preloadStaleTime: 30000, staleTime: 0" (the defaults), does the actual Route (after navigation happend, Link clicked) actually ever possibly use the preload data loader fetch? It couldn't, right? No way you're that fast with your navigation. "I hover, prefetch runs loader, miliseconds pass, I click, Route fully loads".
How does that actually work?
Does it mean to really take advantage of the data loader prefetch I'd have to at least give the actual Route staleTime a few seconds in order to actually have the chance to use that prefetch loader data.
staleTime dictates how long the Route considers loader data fresh. No matter if its data from the prefetch initiated or on "normal" page load, like if the route is the first page visit lets say. Right?
But now I'm wondering. With "preloadStaleTime: 30000, staleTime: 0" (the defaults), does the actual Route (after navigation happend, Link clicked) actually ever possibly use the preload data loader fetch? It couldn't, right? No way you're that fast with your navigation. "I hover, prefetch runs loader, miliseconds pass, I click, Route fully loads".
How does that actually work?
Does it mean to really take advantage of the data loader prefetch I'd have to at least give the actual Route staleTime a few seconds in order to actually have the chance to use that prefetch loader data.
