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refactor: migrate common service toward TanStack Query
Summary
- remove SWR Fetcher typing from common service
- expose promise-based helpers for auth/workspace/provider flows to align with TanStack Query usage
- preserve request shapes and response generics to avoid behavior changes
Summary of Changes
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This pull request undertakes a significant refactoring of the common service layer, primarily by decoupling it from SWR's Fetcher type. The change involves updating function signatures to explicitly return Promises, thereby preparing the service for a smoother transition or integration with TanStack Query, all while maintaining the integrity of existing API interactions.
Highlights
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SWR Fetcher Typing Removal: The
Fetchertyping from the SWR library has been removed from the common service functions. - Promise-based Helpers: Existing helper functions for authentication, workspace, and provider flows have been updated to expose promise-based interfaces, aligning with TanStack Query's usage patterns.
- Behavior Preservation: The underlying request shapes and response generics have been carefully preserved to ensure no behavioral changes occur as a result of this refactoring.
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