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🎯 Changes

Adds Suspense support to useQueries, following the single-createResource pattern of useBaseQuery.

Implementation (useQueries.ts)

  • A single resource, used only as a Suspense signal, suspends readers of a query's data while any query is in a hard loading state (isFetching && isLoading), so the boundary waits for all queries. It re-suspends when a query falls back into that state (e.g. after resetQueries or a query key change).
  • The resource rejects with the first error that throwOnError asks to throw. When a query already has data, reading data rethrows that error, so a failed refetch of cached data also reaches the error boundary.
  • The raw results (used for Suspense and errors) and the store (what is returned, combined when combine is set) are updated together through a single commit. It merges each result into its existing store node instead of replacing the array, and trims the store when queries are removed, so a result read once, e.g. const [query] = useQueries(...), keeps updating.
  • The returned array proxies each result once per store node, so a result keeps its identity across reads.
  • combine may now return any object, as in the useQueries JSDoc example, instead of only an array of results (TCombinedResult extends object in place of extends QueriesResults<T>, since the result is kept in a store). An object result is merged into the store with the keys it no longer has removed. Since a combine result can have any shape, reading any of its values suspends (and throws a throwOnError error) instead of reading each query's data.
  • The useQueries JSDoc now describes the Suspense support and object combine results, and the deprecated suspense query option's JSDoc describes how reading data suspends.
  • When restoring (IsRestoringProvider) finishes, the optimistic results are applied and the boundary suspends right away if a query starts loading without data, like useQuery.
  • A pending resource is resolved on unmount so the boundary does not hang.

Tests

  • suspense.test.tsx: 38 cases for useQueries in Suspense mode. Most are ported from react-query's useSuspenseQueries tests and adapted to Solid (e.g. staleTime: 1000 in place of React's minimum Suspense staleTime, and startTransition from solid-js). They also cover:
    • a destructured result updating after resolving
    • suspending again after resetQueries, including a reset query that fails
    • a failed refetch of cached data reaching the error boundary with throwOnError: true
    • reporting the paused query while offline (matching useQuery), and suspending again once a query changes online
    • suspending on reads of an object or data array that combine returns, and throwing its throwOnError error
    • suspending, or showing restored data, as soon as restoring finishes
  • useQueries.test.tsx: a destructured result keeps updating (with and without combine), the results of removed queries are dropped, an object returned by combine is returned and drops the keys it no longer has, and fetchStatus reports paused while offline.
  • useQueries.test-d.tsx: the type that combine returns is inferred.

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  • New Features
    • Added Suspense support for useQueries in Solid Query. Components suspend while queries load and resume when results are ready.
    • Query errors can reach an error boundary, and results remain reactive as query data or options change.
    • Suspense behavior covers cached, disabled, offline, and dynamically changing queries, as well as parallel queries and transitions.
    • Invalidations, resets, and failed refetches follow Suspense and error-boundary behavior.
    • Combined results update reactively, and their inferred types reflect the shape returned by the combine callback.

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Walkthrough

useQueries now uses a shared resource for Suspense and applicable error handling. It commits query results to a persistent store and supports object-shaped combined results. Tests and reference documentation cover these behaviors, and a Changesets entry declares a minor release.

Changes

Solid useQueries Suspense

Layer / File(s) Summary
Shared resource and result handling
packages/solid-query/src/useQueries.ts
useQueries commits raw and combined results to a store. One resource handles loading and applicable errors. Result reads use the resource to suspend or surface errors.
Suspense, cache, and error behavior
packages/solid-query/src/__tests__/suspense.test.tsx
Tests cover suspension and resolution across query states and list changes, cached and stale data, errors, transitions, restoring state, offline queries, and cleanup.
Result updates, types, and reference docs
packages/solid-query/src/__tests__/useQueries.test.tsx, packages/solid-query/src/__tests__/useQueries.test-d.tsx, docs/framework/solid/reference/functions/useQueries.md, docs/framework/solid/reference/variables/createQueries.md, .changeset/thick-cloths-lie.md
Tests cover result updates, query-count changes, offline fetch status, and combined-result type inference. The reference docs describe Suspense and error-boundary behavior and the combined-result object constraint. The Changesets entry declares a minor release.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Boundary as Suspense boundary
  participant Queries as useQueries
  participant Observers as Query observers
  participant Resource as Shared resource
  Boundary->>Queries: Read result data
  Queries->>Resource: Read while queries need to suspend
  Observers->>Queries: Notify with query results
  Queries->>Resource: Settle or refetch after result updates
  Resource-->>Boundary: Resolve or reject for the next render
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Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to fcb7e

Changing error-handling options after a query fails may not send that error to the ErrorBoundary. This narrow case should be fixed or accepted as a follow-up before merging.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to fcb7e

The change is confined to Solid's query-rendering API, with no demonstrated expansion of security authority. However, changing error-handling policy after a query fails can leave the shared error signal inconsistent with the current options, weakening rendering failure containment.

Retained concerns

  • Low · reliability · inferred: The shared error gate is not reevaluated for every error-policy transition. If a mounted query fails while throwOnError is false, its resource can resolve successfully. Changing only throwOnError to true need not produce an observer notification, and the optimistic commit rearms only for loading. Subsequent data reads can therefore miss the error that the current policy requires routing to an ErrorBoundary. This is a gap in the newly introduced rendering failure-containment contract, not an authorization bypass.
Security review details

Security Blast Radius

  • inferred — The demonstrated propagation scope is Solid consumers of useQueries and createQueries. Within one invocation, a loading query or accepted error can affect other readers through the shared gate. No cross-framework authority expansion was established by the inspected dependency relationships.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed — The inspected path carries query results into Solid stores and rendering proxies. Error-policy evaluation remains delegated to query-core, rather than introducing a new identity, credential, or privileged-operation interface.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • inferred — Rendering failure containment depends on synchronizing the shared resource with both result changes and policy changes. The options path does not guarantee that synchronization, unlike the single-query pattern's unconditional resource refresh after an options update.
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…a plain signal and update the results and store through a single 'commit'
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🟡 Minor · Update the deprecated suspense JSDoc. It now contradicts the new behavior. · useQueries.ts:42-47

packages/solid-query/src/useQueries.ts:42-47
📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Update the deprecated suspense JSDoc. It now contradicts the new behavior.

This JSDoc says data "is a plain object and not a SolidJS Resource. It will not suspend when the data is loading." After this change, reading data calls queryResource() while any query is hard-loading, so data does suspend (Line 472). IDE tooltips now tell users the opposite of the runtime behavior. The suspense flag itself is still a no-op, because suspension happens whether or not it is set. Rewrite the text to state that.

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   /**
    * `@deprecated` The `suspense` option has been deprecated in v5 and will be removed in the next major version.
-   * The `data` property on useQueries is a plain object and not a SolidJS Resource.
-   * It will not suspend when the data is loading.
-   * Setting `suspense` to `true` will be a no-op.
+   * Reading `data` on a useQueries result suspends inside a `<Suspense>` boundary
+   * while any query is loading, regardless of this option.
+   * Setting `suspense` has no effect.
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The loop-guard assertion does not detect loops.

In Solid, a component function runs one time. renderCount stays at 1 even when the store or the resource churns. For this reason, expect(renderCount).toBeLessThan(10) passes in every case. It does not detect the infinite-update regression that the test name describes. Count a reactive effect instead. For example, increment a counter in createRenderEffect(() => { queries[0].data; queries[1].data }). Then assert a small bound.

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Comment on lines +478 to +495
// Applies the optimistic results right away, and suspends again when a query
// starts loading without data, instead of waiting for the observer to notify
const commitOptimisticResult = () => {
const [results, getCombinedResult] = getOptimisticResult()
commit(results, getCombinedResult())
if (needsSuspend()) {
refetch()
}
}

createComputed(
on(
defaultedQueries,
() => {
observer.setQueries(defaultedQueries(), getObserverOptions())
commitOptimisticResult()
},
{ defer: true },

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

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Rearm the resource when throwOnError changes.

If a query has settled with an error and no data while throwOnError is false, changing only that option to true can leave the resource resolved. Reading data then does not throw the error to the nearest <ErrorBoundary>. Include getThrowableError() in the options-update rearm condition.

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-    if (needsSuspend()) {
+    if (needsSuspend() || getThrowableError()) {
       refetch()
     }
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// Applies the optimistic results right away, and suspends again when a query
// starts loading without data, instead of waiting for the observer to notify
const commitOptimisticResult = () => {
const [results, getCombinedResult] = getOptimisticResult()
commit(results, getCombinedResult())
if (needsSuspend()) {
refetch()
}
}
createComputed(
on(
defaultedQueries,
() => {
observer.setQueries(defaultedQueries(), getObserverOptions())
commitOptimisticResult()
},
{ defer: true },
// Applies the optimistic results right away, and suspends again when a query
// starts loading without data, instead of waiting for the observer to notify
const commitOptimisticResult = () => {
const [results, getCombinedResult] = getOptimisticResult()
commit(results, getCombinedResult())
if (needsSuspend() || getThrowableError()) {
refetch()
}
}
createComputed(
on(
defaultedQueries,
() => {
observer.setQueries(defaultedQueries(), getObserverOptions())
commitOptimisticResult()
},
{ defer: true },
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