Fix: Normalize behavior of query definition#1450
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As we can see inside this function, the `queryDefinition` param can be a function.
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Dec 19, 2024
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| const resolveToValue = fnOrValue => { | ||
| return typeof fnOrValue === 'function' ? fnOrValue() : fnOrValue | ||
| } |
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This function is already defined here, some mutualization would be nice
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Cette PR fait suite à cette issue #1367
Le fix de la JSDoc a mis en évidence une incohérence dans une condition (pour un log) du
useQuery(https://github.com/cozy/cozy-client/compare/fix/ver-329?expand=1#diff-f6c79185f6ddf5d8fefc83938515c50a323cc9ebe2b1d1724c15a226008a273dR54)Sachant que la queryDefinition peut être une fonction, dans ce cas cette condition ne sera jamais vrai.