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Any callback function on a global level or in a mutation to collect optimistic response failures? #11715

Closed karan2227 closed 7 months ago

jerelmiller commented 8 months ago

Hey @karan2227 👋

Would you mind providing a bit more context on what you're looking for? I'm not sure I have enough to go on with just the title alone.

karan2227 commented 7 months ago

We are using functions like writeFragment, writeQuery etc to update the cache. Now if in case there is some variable mismatch with the underlying mutation/query then cache write fails. This used to give a warning but now the new version of apollo package we are seeing these errors.

Question: we want to know if we can programmatically apply a common wrapper function to capture all such errors while using the functions writeFragment, writeQuery, cache.modify.

karan2227 commented 7 months ago

any other way apart from console error, to catch these cache write failures of optimistic response object.

jerelmiller commented 7 months ago

Unfortunately no we don't have any kind of universal or global handler that you can use when using these APIs directly. try/catch is your best best for error cases.

If this is something of interest, do you mind filing a feature request with some more detail on what you're looking for?

jerelmiller commented 7 months ago

I'm going to go ahead and close this. Again, feel free to open up a feature request if you're interested in seeing something like this. Thanks!

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