Budde Christensen

TBH I'm having a hard time following your question here. Are you wondering how you can merge the result? - Then look at the `updateQuery:` argument to your `FetchOptions`. The...

@majorsigma please describe your issue in more detail and we can help.

Help me help you. I understand that it's frustrating that you don't feel that this works and is properly documented. We're always open to PRs! For me to understand your...

Cheers, now please explain what you're seeing and what you're expecting in a way you'd explain it to a junior dev on your team

Alright, so I think I know what's going on here. It's pretty hard to follow your code but I understand that you're having problems propagating your variables because this is...

The error states that you're missing a variable. Check that you're providing the variable in your query

That depends on your use case. You have the new and the old data and you need to return whatever you expect to be the result.

You mean scrolling to the top?

I can't help you with this because it's highly dependent on your setup and out of scope of this library, I.e. the behaviour would probably be the same if you...

No worries. You can also try and reach out on our discord (link should be in the readme) for quicker answers from the whole community