v10, passing useQuery options, queryKey mandatory?

I have a simple query like this

  const me = api.user.me.useQuery(undefined, {
    enabled: true,
  })

  const me = api.user.me.useQuery(undefined, {
    enabled: true,
  })

which results in an error Property 'queryKey' is missing in type ...Property 'queryKey' is missing in type .... So I have to pass the queryKey eventho it should be automatically generated?

Solution

hm, anyways it seems to work now, maybe a restart of VS code. I will close as solved

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v10, passing useQuery options, queryKey mandatory?

I have a simple query like this

  const me = api.user.me.useQuery(undefined, {
    enabled: true,
  })

  const me = api.user.me.useQuery(undefined, {
    enabled: true,
  })

which results in an error Property 'queryKey' is missing in type ...Property 'queryKey' is missing in type .... So I have to pass the queryKey eventho it should be automatically generated?

Solution

hm, anyways it seems to work now, maybe a restart of VS code. I will close as solved

Jump to solution

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