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fix(vue-query/useBaseQuery): prevent dual error propagation when 'suspense()' and error watcher both handle the same error - #10234
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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 2 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis PR prevents duplicate error propagation when suspense and an error watcher handle the same error. It tracks active suspense fetches and adds tests for query and infinite-query error handling. ChangesSuspense error handling
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~15 minutes Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Changing query options during suspense can leave a later fetch error out of the error boundary. Resolve that error-propagation gap before merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change does not introduce a new access or privilege boundary. However, a reactive query change can suppress an expected error-handler notification after the associated suspense promise has already settled. This is a bounded failure-containment risk affecting both query hooks. Retained concerns
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152-176:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorUse a ref-count for suspense fetches instead of a shared boolean.
isSuspenseFetchingonly tracks one bit of state for the whole observer. Ifsuspense()is called again before a previous suspense-driven fetch settles, the first completion flips this back tofalsewhile another suspense fetch is still in flight, so the watcher can start throwing again and reintroduce the dual-propagation bug. A counter keeps the guard correct for overlapping calls.Proposed fix
- let isSuspenseFetching = false + let suspenseFetchCount = 0 @@ - isSuspenseFetching = true + suspenseFetchCount += 1 observer.fetchOptimistic(defaultedOptions.value).then( (result) => { - isSuspenseFetching = false + suspenseFetchCount -= 1 resolve(result) }, (error: TError) => { - isSuspenseFetching = false + suspenseFetchCount -= 1 if ( shouldThrowError(defaultedOptions.value.throwOnError, [ error, @@ - if (shouldThrow && !isSuspenseFetching) { + if (shouldThrow && suspenseFetchCount === 0) { throw error }Also applies to: 207-215
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@packages/vue-query/src/useBaseQuery.ts` around lines 152 - 176, Replace the shared boolean isSuspenseFetching in the suspense() function with a ref-count (e.g., suspenseFetchCount) so overlapping suspense-driven fetches are tracked correctly: increment the counter right before calling observer.fetchOptimistic(...) and decrement it in both the success and error handlers (and any early exits), and derive the boolean guard as (suspenseFetchCount > 0) where needed; update the same pattern used later in the file (the other suspense-related block that currently uses isSuspenseFetching) so every start/increment has a matching decrement on all code paths to avoid premature clearing.
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In `@packages/vue-query/src/useBaseQuery.ts`:
- Around line 152-176: Replace the shared boolean isSuspenseFetching in the
suspense() function with a ref-count (e.g., suspenseFetchCount) so overlapping
suspense-driven fetches are tracked correctly: increment the counter right
before calling observer.fetchOptimistic(...) and decrement it in both the
success and error handlers (and any early exits), and derive the boolean guard
as (suspenseFetchCount > 0) where needed; update the same pattern used later in
the file (the other suspense-related block that currently uses
isSuspenseFetching) so every start/increment has a matching decrement on all
code paths to avoid premature clearing.
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useBaseQuery suspenseFetchCount only increments on the stale fetchOptimistic path, so the error watcher does not double-throw while that promise is in flight — matches the new useQuery/useInfiniteQuery tests. nit: useInfiniteQuery.test.ts vi.mocks ../useBaseQuery; if integration with the real module graph is covered elsewhere, a one-line note saves the next reader a detour.
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Should this be a spy with assertion at the end?
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@DamianOsipiuk Good catch — switched the handler to vi.fn() and asserted it was called once with the rejected error in 9e2924c.
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This actually does not assert, what comment suggests.
Should there be a spy on unhandledRejection with assertion that it was not caled?
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@DamianOsipiuk You're right — the previous assertion did not match the comment's intent. In 9e2924c I added a vi.fn() spy on unhandledRejection and asserted not.toHaveBeenCalled() so the watcher's non-rethrow is directly verified.
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same for these tests
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@DamianOsipiuk Applied the same spy pattern to both useQuery tests in 9e2924c (and changed test → it for consistency with the rest of the file).
…r-propagation # Conflicts: # packages/vue-query/src/__tests__/useInfiniteQuery.test.ts
…on' spy and use 'it' for consistency
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@DamianOsipiuk Apologies for the long delay in getting back to this — thank you for your patience. I've switched these two "suspense not used" tests to spy-and-assert as you suggested (228f736). One caveat worth noting: a plain |
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In `@packages/vue-query/src/__tests__/useInfiniteQuery.test.ts`:
- Around line 139-171: Update the suspense test around query.suspense() to spy
on console.error in addition to process unhandledRejection, and assert that
neither channel receives the “Some error” failure. Restore both listeners or
spies during cleanup while preserving the existing throwOnError invocation
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| // Spy on unhandled rejections so we can assert the watcher does not rethrow. | ||
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| // The error watcher must not rethrow when suspense is active, so no | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Capture console.error in the suspense test.
On Vue 2.x, a watcher rethrow is reported through console.error, not unhandledRejection. This test only checks unhandledRejection, so a Vue 2.x regression can still pass. Capture console.error and assert that neither channel receives Some error.
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In `@packages/vue-query/src/__tests__/useInfiniteQuery.test.ts` around lines 139 -
171, Update the suspense test around query.suspense() to spy on console.error in
addition to process unhandledRejection, and assert that neither channel receives
the “Some error” failure. Restore both listeners or spies during cleanup while
preserving the existing throwOnError invocation assertion.
# Conflicts: # packages/vue-query/src/__tests__/useInfiniteQuery.test.ts # packages/vue-query/src/__tests__/useQuery.test.ts
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Changing options during suspense() starts a second fetch and suspenseFetchCount reaches 2. If that fetch fails after suspense() resolved with first key data, this check drops its error, and neither suspense() nor this watcher surfaces it.
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When
throwOnErroris (or returns)trueandsuspense()is awaiting a fetch, the same error was propagated twice:suspense()rejects its promise, and the error watcher inuseBaseQueryalso rethrows it (logged viaconsole.erroron Vue 2, an unhandled rejection on Vue 3).useBaseQuerynow tracks in-flightsuspense()fetches with asuspenseFetchCountcounter. The error watcher still evaluatesthrowOnError, but skips the rethrow while the count is non-zero, so the error surfaces only through thesuspense()rejection.Tests (
useQuery,useInfiniteQuery):suspensetest forthrowOnError: truenow asserts that neitherconsole.errornorunhandledRejectionreceives the error, and no longer swallows the watcher's rethrow with anooplistener.throwOnErrorwithoutsuspense(), split withit.runIf(isVue2)/it.runIf(isVue3).suspensetest touseInfiniteQuery.✅ Checklist
pnpm run test:pr, or these tests do not apply to this pull request.🚀 Release Impact
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throwOnErrorcontinues to report query failures according to the active Vue runtime’s behavior.