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@boschni boschni commented Feb 3, 2021

Theoretically query observers can miss updates from a query if there was a query update between creating the observer and subscribing to the observer. With this change the observer will check if anything changed on subscribing and update if needed. Hopefully fixes #1657 .

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@boschni boschni force-pushed the feature/fix-missed-updates branch from 0a3e2ea to 58c30dd Compare February 4, 2021 07:43
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useQuery randomly not returning data and stuck in loading
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