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Vue Query now preserves query-core’s enabled(query) callbacks while continuing to evaluate zero-argument getters as reactive options. The change updates option types and exports, adjusts option resolution, and adds runtime and type-level tests.
VueQueryEnabledOption covers reactive boolean options and query-core callbacks. QueryOptions and infinite query options use this type, the package entry point exports it, and type tests check getter and callback types.
useBaseQuery and useQueries evaluate zero-argument enabled functions and leave parameterized callbacks intact. Runtime tests check callback invocation and suspense behavior. A patch changeset records the update.
TanStack/query#10973: Adds framework-agnostic query options helpers and notes Vue’s enabled callback signature as a reason for excluding Vue support.
TanStack/query#12465: Adds UseQueryOptions to Vue QueryClient method signatures; this change updates the enabled property type.
Suggested reviewers:sukvvon, tkdodo
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 18812
Valid enabled callbacks using rest parameters can prevent queries from starting. Resolve the callback-versus-getter handling before merging unless this compatibility limitation is explicitly accepted.
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389-408: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Add coverage for a disabled callback.
The test checks that a callback returning true receives the query and permits a fetch. It would also pass if the callback result were ignored. Add a case where the callback returns false and assert that queryFn is not called.
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Review comment at @packages/vue-query/src/__tests__/useQuery.test.ts around
lines 389 - 408:
Extend the enabled-callback test to cover a callback returning false, and assert
that queryFn is not called in that case. Keep the existing assertions that the
callback receives the query and the true-returning case permits a fetch.
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Review comments at @packages/vue-query/src/queryOptions.ts:
- Around line 24-31: Update VueQueryEnabledOption to accept getters whose return
type is boolean or undefined, alongside the existing query-core callback type;
preserve support for MaybeRef values.
Review comments at @packages/vue-query/src/useBaseQuery.ts:
- Around line 113-116: Update the suspense handling around the
`clonedOptions.enabled` callback check so a callback resolving to false keeps
suspense pending, including during server prefetch. Resume suspense when the
resolved enabled state becomes true, while preserving the existing behavior for
enabled queries.
- Around line 113-116: Update the `clonedOptions.enabled` handling in
`useBaseQuery` so `length === 0` does not by itself classify a callback as a
reactive getter: rest-parameter query callbacks must receive the query before
any access to its `queryKey`, while reactive getter support remains intact. Use
a reliable distinction between these callback roles rather than relying solely
on function arity.
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Review comments at @packages/vue-query/src/__tests__/useQuery.test.ts:
- Around line 389-408: Extend the enabled-callback test to cover a callback
returning false, and assert that queryFn is not called in that case. Keep the
existing assertions that the callback receives the query and the true-returning
case permits a fetch.
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🎯 Changes
fix(vue-query): keep query-core's
enabled(query)callback✅ Checklist
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enabledoptions so query callbacks receive the query as expected, while zero-argument getters and refs remain reactive.enabledvalues and can resolve after a query becomes enabled.enabledoptions across standard and infinite queries, including inference for callback arguments and query keys.VueQueryEnabledOptiontype for use in TypeScript projects.