I suspect the hook has been changed to accomodate for typescript. And in such a way that it is now a requirement to register ones queries at build time? @danielvdm2000 you are the one that will know what have changed from the previous implementation.
It fails if the queryId is unknown. Then it fails to do a post instead, but throws an error instead
I suspect the hook has been changed to accomodate for typescript. And in such a way that it is now a requirement to register ones queries at build time? @danielvdm2000 you are the one that will know what have changed from the previous implementation.
It fails if the queryId is unknown. Then it fails to do a post instead, but throws an error instead