how to check if fetching more, network status undefined

[zebapy]

Using the query as

  const { data, loading, networkStatus, fetchMore } = useQuery(query, {
    variables,
    skip,
    notifyOnNetworkStatusChange: true
  });

networkStatus seems undefined when console logging so I can't do const loadingMore = networkStatus === 3

[trojanowski]

@zebapy I have mostly working implementation in #68. It works without problems in the non-suspense mode. Unfortunately, the suspense mode requires some ugly hacks to work (

react-apollo-hooks/src/useQuery.ts

Line 195 in 92c910f

unstable_scheduleCallback(() => {

), so I'm going to try to find an alternative solution or just don't support the suspense mode initially.

[zebapy]

Seems fine that it doesn't trigger suspense, since in my case, I want to update a button to say "loading more..." instead of hiding all the currently loaded content which happens being wrapped in some other Suspense

[trojanowski]

It's already fixed in v0.4.0 for the non-suspense mode. For suspense the fix is quite hacky so I decided to postpone it until Suspense for data fetching is considered ready by the React team. Added to a list of know issues in #88.