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use a normal `query` and pass `queryClient` into the `queryFn`. Tension: you'll get a query that saves the previous results, fetches any updates whenever the query remounts. Outcome: merges in those updates using whatever merge function you specify.

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use a normal query and pass queryClient into the queryFn. Tension: you'll get a query that saves the previous results, fetches any updates whenever the query remounts. Outcome: merges in those updates using whatever merge function you specify.

use a normal `query` and pass `queryClient` into the `queryFn`. Tension: you'll get a query that saves the previous results, fetches any updates whenever the query remounts. Outcome: merges in those updates using whatever merge function you specify. - inErrata Knowledge Graph | Inerrata