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fix(vue-query): accept 'UseQueryOptions' in 'queryClient.query', 'fetchQuery' and 'prefetchQuery' - #12465
Since #11439, UseQueryOptions widens queryFn to symbol and queryKey to a getter. queryClient.query, fetchQuery and prefetchQuery didn't accept either, so values typed as UseQueryOptions (e.g. Orval output) fail with TS2769. Runtime already handles both, so these overloads now accept UseQueryOptions too.
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New Features
Vue Query client methods now accept UseQueryOptions when querying, fetching, or prefetching data. This lets you pass options using the same type used by Vue queries. Observer-only options, such as enabled, are accepted but ignored by these client methods. Existing option types remain supported.
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The Vue QueryClient now accepts UseQueryOptions in query, fetchQuery, and prefetchQuery. Type tests verify accepted options and return types. The reference documentation and a patch changeset describe these updates.
Changes: Vue QueryClient option overloads
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Add and document UseQueryOptions overloads packages/vue-query/src/queryClient.ts, packages/vue-query/src/__tests__/queryClient.test-d.ts, docs/framework/vue/reference/classes/QueryClient.md, .changeset/vue-query-client-use-query-options.md
The three methods accept UseQueryOptions. Type tests check argument acceptance and promise return types. The reference documentation describes the updated option types and notes that observer-only options such as enabled are accepted but ignored. The changeset records the patch update.
TanStack/query#12452 — The issue reports that UseQueryOptions values fail type-checking with the same three methods. This change adds those options to the method signatures.
Suggested reviewers:dogpawhat, sukvvon, tkdodo
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The requested type compatibility is covered by the changed signatures and type test. No unresolved merge-blocking issue was identified.
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The title clearly and concisely identifies the primary change: accepting UseQueryOptions in queryClient.query, fetchQuery, and prefetchQuery.
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The description follows the required template, explains the TypeScript compatibility issue and motivation, documents the affected methods, and completes the checklist and release impact sections.
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Issue #12452 requires UseQueryOptions compatibility for queryClient.query(), fetchQuery(), and prefetchQuery(). The PR adds UseQueryOptions support to all three Vue QueryClient method decl…
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The source overloads and type tests implement issue #12452. The documentation updates describe the new overloads and ignored observer-only options. The changeset records the published package change. …
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No eligible functions found in the changed files. Skipping docstring coverage check. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documentat…
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Issue #12452 requires UseQueryOptions compatibility for queryClient.query(), fetchQuery(), and prefetchQuery(). The PR adds UseQueryOptions support to all three Vue QueryClient method declarations. Type tests verify all three calls and their expected promise return types. The documented observer-only options behavior matches the issue's type-compatibility scope.
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The source overloads and type tests implement issue #12452. The documentation updates describe the new overloads and ignored observer-only options. The changeset records the published package change. No unrelated change is demonstrated.
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Review comments at @docs/framework/vue/reference/classes/QueryClient.md:
- Line 1759: Update the source JSDoc for the Vue QueryClient.query overload
using UseQueryOptions to clarify that observer-only options such as enabled are
accepted but ignored for direct queries. Regenerate the reference documentation
from the source rather than editing the Markdown directly.
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🎯 Changes
Fixes #12452
Since #11439,
UseQueryOptionswidensqueryFntosymbolandqueryKeyto a getter.queryClient.query,fetchQueryandprefetchQuerydidn't accept either, so values typed asUseQueryOptions(e.g. Orval output) fail with TS2769. Runtime already handles both, so these overloads now acceptUseQueryOptionstoo.✅ Checklist
pnpm run test:pr, or these tests do not apply to this pull request.🚀 Release Impact
Summary by CodeRabbit
UseQueryOptionswhen querying, fetching, or prefetching data. This lets you pass options using the same type used by Vue queries. Observer-only options, such asenabled, are accepted but ignored by these client methods. Existing option types remain supported.