feat(query): add useSkipToken option to hold unresolved params - #3994
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…-labs#3993) `enabled` cannot carry "the param has not arrived". It is a single option and `...queryOptions` is spread last, so a caller passing its own `enabled` replaces the generated param check; and `enabled` does not gate `refetch()`, so a retry button sends the request with the unresolved param in the URL. With `useSkipToken`, the factory holds the query in `queryFn` instead, which leaves `enabled` free for the caller and makes `refetch()` refuse. Replaces the `enabled` guard wherever that guard is emitted, so it has no relation to `allParamsOptional`. Suspense queries are excluded: TanStack removes `SkipToken` from their `queryFn` type, which is also why they get no `enabled` guard. React Query v5 only; the query key is unchanged.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 7 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds opt-in ChangesReact Query skipToken support
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The opt-in React Query v5 skipToken behavior is documented to prevent unresolved-parameter requests while preserving the existing default behavior. No current merge-blocking risk is identified. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant QueryOptionsConfig
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QueryOptionsConfig->>QueryGenerator: Enable useSkipToken
QueryGenerator->>GeneratedQuery: Generate queryFn with skipToken
GeneratedQuery->>TanStackQuery: Provide unresolved query
TanStackQuery-->>GeneratedQuery: Hold query without executing request
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In `@docs/content/docs/reference/configuration/output.mdx`:
- Line 1263: Update the configuration documentation sentence discussing
unresolved parameters and queryFn so it states that skipToken prevents the
request but an early refetch() still runs and fails with a Missing queryFn
error. Preserve the explanation that caller-provided enabled remains available
through the queryOptions spread.
In `@packages/query/src/query-generator.ts`:
- Around line 1156-1157: Restrict useSkipToken in the useSkipToken assignment to
adapters where adapter.outputClient equals OutputClient.REACT_QUERY, while
retaining the existing override.query.useSkipToken and adapter.hasQueryV5
checks. Add a regression test confirming a non-React v5 adapter does not emit
skipToken or replace its enabled guard.
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`hasQueryV5` is set by the vue, svelte, solid and angular adapters too, so `useSkipToken` reached them as well: they emitted `skipToken` without importing it — it lives in `@tanstack/react-query` — and dropped an `enabled` guard whose shape is framework-specific (vue unwraps refs in its check). Verified against `samples/vue-query/vue-query-basic`: before this, the vue factory emitted `queryFn: petId === null || petId === undefined ? skipToken : queryFn`. Resolve the flag through `resolveUseSkipToken`, so the client check sits with the version check that already gates it.
`skipToken` does not stop `refetch()` from running, it only stops the request: query-core's `ensureQueryFn` returns a rejecting function, so the query lands in error with `Missing queryFn` (and a console error in development). Saying it "blocks refetch()" hid the tradeoff the option asks callers to accept.
Closes #3993.
enabledcannot carry "the param has not arrived yet":refetch(), so a retry button or pull-to-refresh sendsGET /pets/undefined;...queryOptionsis spread last, souseShowPetById(petId, { query: { enabled: isTabVisible } })silently replaces the generated param check.This adds an opt-in
override.query.useSkipToken(defaultfalse) that holds the query inqueryFnwith TanStack'sskipTokeninstead of emitting theenabledguard:enabledthen stays free for the caller, andrefetch()cannot bypass the check.Scope
adapter.hasQueryV5) —skipTokendoes not exist before v5. The other v5 adapters (solid/svelte/vue) each have their owngenerateEnabledOption; I don't work in those frameworks enough to be confident about the equivalent, so they are left alone.enabledguard wherever that guard is emitted.SkipTokenfrom theirqueryFntype, which is also why they get noenabledguard today.Behaviour change to be aware of
With the option on,
refetch()before the params resolve puts the query into the error state (Missing queryFn) instead of firing a request withundefinedin the URL. I think the error is the better outcome, but it is a visible difference for anyone enabling the option.Verification
@orval/queryunit tests: 193 pass, including new cases forgetQueryFnProperty(multi-param, infinite, both suspense types) andgenerateQueryOptions(guard dropped, configured options kept, guard still emitted when off).vp run test:snapshots: 7350 pass, and regenerating every sample leaves no diff — with the default off this is a no-op.vp fmt --check,vp run typecheckandvp lint --type-aware --type-check packagesare clean.samples/react-query/basic/petstore.yamlwithuseSkipToken: true+allParamsOptional: true: theshowPetByIdfactory emits theskipTokenbranch and noenabledguard, the suspense factory is unchanged, and a probe callinguseShowPetById(petId, { query: { enabled: true } })withpetId?: stringtypechecks (tsc --noEmit). The scratch config and output were not committed.Docs
docs/content/docs/guides/react-query.mdxgets a short "Skip Token" section (what it emits and the two casesenableddoes not cover), andoutput.mdxgets theuseSkipTokenreference entry.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
skipTokensupport for generated queries with unresolved parameters.refetch()rejects with aMissing queryFnerror.Documentation
enabled, parameter requirements, and usage recommendations.Tests
skipToken.