Aadit Olkar

ReactFire is meant to help you consume data from Firestore in React, not provide it. Use the vanilla Firebase JS SDK to make any updates to your database.

I have a similar issue with useFirestoreDocData and useFirestoreDocDataOnce. The error actually originates from the `SuspenseSubject` class which throws an error when the `value` property is read while the Subject...

tagging @jhuleatt to hopefully increase visibility

Nx shows that tests failed for react-query, unsure why. Edit: Another solid test failed in CI. Can't get the same tests to fail locally and reliably. Usually all tests pass...

You are right. `suspense: true` is completely redundant in Solid, since the query will suspend out-of-the-box. However, there is no way to opt-out of suspense for a specific query. For...

Actually, I do not think `useSuspenseQuery` should be introduced for a few reasons. 1. `useQuery` in Solid defaults to suspense. Introducing `useSuspenseQuery` would require `useQuery` to default to not suspend,...

> but currently `isLoading` can trigger suspense, so I think only accessing `data` should do so. This seems like the right balance. @ardeora would love to have your seal of...

> Hello @aadito123 ! Sorry for the late and absolutely unacceptable lack of response here. I wanted to get some of the improvements in place and rework the internals to...

`query.isSuccess ? query.data : null` should give you the data without suspending. Accessing data only suspends when `data` is undefined.

I think just about everything is implemented. Next great effort will come in writing the docs and examples. Would love help on that. Notes: 1. Framework Adapters Think we are...