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if you reload the browser, the cache is gone because the cache lives in-memory. If you want a persistent cache, you can try out the (experimental) persistQueryClient plugin: https://react-query.tanstack.com/plugins/persistQueryClient |
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@TkDodo if I may ask, why this plugin is not avaiable anymore on v5? |
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I would like to set a 24 hours cache once a useQuery request has succeeded.
But as soon as I refresh the page, the cache is gone. I see it because I console.log a message each time the route is hit on my server.
How to prevent this behaviour and implement a real cache?
Here is the code:
I've also tried to replace cacheTime by staleTime.
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