It goes to the onError in the mutation, however in the try catch the next response has a status of 200 so it does not execute the catch method. What should I do so that if it goes to onError, it goes to catch.
I am also open to any solution that can correctly return/ end the function

It goes to the onError in the mutation, however in the try catch the next response has a status of 200 so it does not execute the catch method. What should I do so that if it goes to onError, it goes to catch.
I am also open to any solution that can correctly return/ end the function

It goes to the onError in the mutation, however in the try catch the next response has a status of 200 so it does not execute the catch method. What should I do so that if it goes to onError, it goes to catch.
I am also open to any solution that can correctly return/ end the function

I have an infinite query setup like so for messages relating to a particular chat:

I’m using React Query to fetch a list of users via the useQuery hook. When the fetch fails, I display an error message along with a retry button. When I call refetch, both isError and error are immediately reset to false and null. This results in the error message disappearing momentarily, which I want to avoid.

I’m using React Query to fetch a list of users via the useQuery hook. When the fetch fails, I display an error message along with a retry button. When I call refetch, both isError and error are immediately reset to false and null. This results in the error message disappearing momentarily, which I want to avoid.

I’m using React Query to fetch a list of users via the useQuery hook. When the fetch fails, I display an error message along with a retry button. When I call refetch, both isError and error are immediately reset to false and null. This results in the error message disappearing momentarily, which I want to avoid.

I’m using React Query to fetch a list of users via the useQuery hook. When the fetch fails, I display an error message along with a retry button. When I call refetch, both isError and error are immediately reset to false and null. This results in the error message disappearing momentarily, which I want to avoid.

I’m using React Query to fetch a list of users via the useQuery hook. When the fetch fails, I display an error message along with a retry button. When I call refetch, both isError and error are immediately reset to false and null. This results in the error message disappearing momentarily, which I want to avoid.

I’m using React Query to fetch a list of users via the useQuery hook. When the fetch fails, I display an error message along with a retry button. When I call refetch, both isError and error are immediately reset to false and null. This results in the error message disappearing momentarily, which I want to avoid.