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Thanks for documenting this! |
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Follow-up to #4880.
The
fetchPolicyoption isn't mentioned in the fetchQuery docs, which is what caused the confusion in that issue. This adds it to the Arguments section with the two supported values (network-only,store-or-network) and an explicit note thatstore-and-networkandstore-onlyaren't supported, pointing people atuseLazyLoadQueryinstead.The TypeScript types on DefinitelyTyped already match the Flow type (
FetchQueryFetchPolicy = "store-or-network" | "network-only"), so nothing was needed on that side.