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Add endpoint.getRunningQuery and initiateretainFor option - #5602
Adds api.endpoints.x.getRunningQuery(arg), a typed thunk for query and infinite query endpoints. Dispatching it returns the promise of the running request for that cache entry, or undefined
Adds a retainFor option (in seconds) to query initiate(). After the last subscriber leaves, the entry is kept for Math.max(keepUnusedDataFor, retainFor) seconds
Adds a dev-only warning when an infinite query page fetch joins a running fetch for the other direction (for example, fetchNextPage() while fetchPreviousPage() is running). The second fetch still joins and does not fetch its own page, so behavior is unchanged in 2.x
getRunningQuery reads the per-store runtime record (findRunningRequest), so it returns the same promise object that the starting initiate call returned. Awaiting it adds no subscription.
retainFor values under 1 second are raised to 1 second. When several requests pass retainFor for one entry, the longest value applies until the entry is removed. resetApiState forgets it.
A retainFor request restarts the removal timer on pending and on a cache hit or join. Without that, an older, shorter timer could remove the entry and abort the new request.
The direction warning only compares two page fetches. A page fetch that joins an initial load or a whole-query refetch (poll, invalidation, refetch()) does not warn: that case is routine for scroll handlers and would be noisy.
Not in this PR: retainFor for hydrated entries (waits on the hydration rework), and Suspense hooks defaulting to max(keepUnusedDataFor, 30) (Tracking: RTKQ Suspense and React hooks #5490).
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Walkthrough
RTK Query adds getRunningQuery to query and infinite-query endpoints, adds retainFor to control cache-entry retention, and tracks infinite-query request direction to warn when a page request joins an in-flight request with a different direction.
Query and infinite-query endpoints expose getRunningQuery(arg). It returns the matching running request result or undefined. Tests and documentation cover its behavior and types.
initiate accepts retainFor. Cache handling records the longest requested duration and applies the greater of that duration and keepUnusedDataFor. Tests cover timer behavior and retention edge cases.
Infinite-query direction tracking packages/toolkit/src/query/core/buildMiddleware/runtime.ts, packages/toolkit/src/query/core/buildMiddleware/index.ts, packages/toolkit/src/query/core/buildThunks.ts, packages/toolkit/src/query/tests/getRunningQuery.test.ts
Running requests store an optional page direction. In development, a warning is emitted when a page request joins an in-flight request with a different direction.
Merge Risk: Low · up to 275cc
The new APIs retain narrow edge cases involving retention values, reset ordering, and synchronous request-start callbacks. These do not establish a broad workflow failure; merging is reasonable with explicit acceptance and follow-up for the documented limitations.
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Intent: ✅ Matches the description
What it does: Adds an endpoint-level getRunningQuery thunk that returns the in-flight request promise for a cache entry from the per-store runtime record, without subscribing.
What to focus on: The risk is in how retainFor interacts with the cache-removal timer: it must never remove an entry mid-request, must keep the longest value, and must handle Infinity. getRunningQuery and the direction warning are small and read-only.
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The only change since the last review is one test line in a shorter retainFor does not shorten a longer one (packages/toolkit/src/query/tests/getRunningQuery.test.ts:222). A cache hit at t=5s takes the rejected + meta.condition branch in buildCacheCollectionHandler (`packages/toolkit/src/…
In handleUnsubscribe (packages/toolkit/src/query/core/buildMiddleware/cacheCollection.ts:171), the retained value goes through Math.max with the configured keepUnusedDataFor, and releaseRetain runs only when the configured value is Infinity, so a stored Infinity retainFor is not lost
375-375: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Test that the longest retention value wins.
Add a fake-timer test that requests retainFor: 10, then retainFor: 2 for the same entry. Verify that the entry remains for ten seconds after the second request. The current tests would not detect an overwrite that shortens retention.
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Review comment at @packages/toolkit/src/query/core/buildMiddleware/runtime.ts at
line 375:
Add a fake-timer test for the retention behavior governed by record.retainFor:
request retainFor: 10 and then retainFor: 2 for the same entry, and verify the
entry remains available for ten seconds after the second request. Ensure the
test would fail if the second request shortened the longest retention value.
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Review comments at @packages/toolkit/src/query/core/buildInitiate.ts:
- Line 423: Make the first request’s promise available to synchronous
onQueryStarted callbacks by updating the initiate flow around findRunningRequest
so the running-request entry is registered before those callbacks run. Preserve
the existing lookup behavior for subsequent requests, and ensure the promise
exposed by getRunningQuery is the promise for the initiated request.
Review comments at
@packages/toolkit/src/query/core/buildMiddleware/cacheCollection.ts:
- Around line 107-108: Update the `queryThunk.pending` handling in the
cache-collection middleware so retention timers cannot evict or abort a query
while its request is pending. Preserve the cache entry through the pending
phase, then apply the configured retention behavior after the request settles.
- Around line 172-175: Update the keepUnusedDataFor === Infinity branch around
releaseRetain so it cancels any pending finite-removal timer for queryCacheKey
and preserves Infinity in the retention state used by later lifecycle actions,
preventing them from scheduling a finite timer.
- Around line 98-103: Update the retention handling around queryThunk.pending
and queryThunk.rejected before retainRecord so requests removed by resetApiState
cannot apply their old retainFor to a replacement cache entry. Validate that the
action still belongs to the current request or cache entry using the existing
request-identity and reset lifecycle state; preserve retention for valid cache
hits and joins.
Review comments at @packages/toolkit/src/query/core/buildMiddleware/runtime.ts:
- Around line 373-375: Update the cache-collection guard and retainRecord so
zero is accepted and nonpositive retainFor values are clamped to the one-second
minimum. Preserve the existing maximum-retention behavior for positive values.
Review comments at @packages/toolkit/src/query/core/buildThunks.ts:
- Around line 1037-1039: Update the direction-warning condition in the
running-query logic so it warns only when the running request actually started
as a directional page fetch. Track or reuse that fact when the request begins,
and exclude uncached initial loads even if they have a direction value; preserve
warnings for conflicting directions between page fetches.
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Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @packages/toolkit/src/query/core/buildMiddleware/runtime.ts:
- Line 375: Add a fake-timer test for the retention behavior governed by
record.retainFor: request retainFor: 10 and then retainFor: 2 for the same
entry, and verify the entry remains available for ten seconds after the second
request. Ensure the test would fail if the second request shortened the longest
retention value.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Poor tradeoff
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Make the running promise available during request-start callbacks.
When onQueryStarted synchronously dispatches getRunningQuery for the first request, the lookup returns undefined because initiate has not attached its promise yet. The callback cannot obtain or await the running request through this API.
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Review comment at @packages/toolkit/src/query/core/buildInitiate.ts at line 423:
Make the first request’s promise available to synchronous onQueryStarted
callbacks by updating the initiate flow around findRunningRequest so the
running-request entry is registered before those callbacks run. Preserve the
existing lookup behavior for subsequent requests, and ensure the promise exposed
by getRunningQuery is the promise for the initiated request.
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Apply the one-second minimum to nonpositive values.
With keepUnusedDataFor: 0, an unsubscribed request with retainFor: 0 or a negative value can lose its cache entry immediately after completion. Accept zero in the cache-collection guard and clamp nonpositive values in retainRecord to honor the documented minimum.
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Review comment at @packages/toolkit/src/query/core/buildMiddleware/runtime.ts
around lines 373 - 375:
Update the cache-collection guard and retainRecord so zero is accepted and
nonpositive retainFor values are clamped to the one-second minimum. Preserve the
existing maximum-retention behavior for positive values.
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219-229: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Low value
Advance time before the shorter cache hit.
The test can pass without restarting the timer when a shorter retainFor follows a longer one. Advance fake time before the second call to distinguish the original expiry from a restarted timer.
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Review comment at @packages/toolkit/src/query/tests/getRunningQuery.test.ts
around lines 219 - 229:
Update the test “a shorter retainFor does not shorten a longer one” to advance
fake time partway through the original retention period before the second
initiate call. Keep the later time advances and assertions arranged to
distinguish the original expiry from a restarted timer.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at
@packages/toolkit/src/query/core/buildMiddleware/cacheCollection.ts:
- Around line 99-104: In the retention path around selectQueryEntry and
retainRecord, tie each retention request to the cache entry generation that
created it. Before applying retainFor, verify the current entry is still that
generation; skip retention if middleware reset the API and a replacement entry
now occupies the key.
- Around line 171-174: Update the cache-removal timer flow using
keepUnusedDataFor and retainFor so retention periods exceeding the timer limit
are scheduled in multiple intervals; do not remove the unsubscribed entry until
the full promised retention period has elapsed.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @packages/toolkit/src/query/tests/getRunningQuery.test.ts:
- Around line 219-229: Update the test “a shorter retainFor does not shorten a
longer one” to advance fake time partway through the original retention period
before the second initiate call. Keep the later time advances and assertions
arranged to distinguish the original expiry from a restarted timer.
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Keep retention tied to the cache entry that requested it.
If middleware resets the API and starts a replacement before forwarding a cache-hit rejection, the old retainFor applies to the replacement. The replacement can remain cached longer than its own requests require. Track the cache entry generation when applying retention.
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@packages/toolkit/src/query/core/buildMiddleware/cacheCollection.ts around lines
99 - 104:
In the retention path around selectQueryEntry and retainRecord, tie each
retention request to the cache entry generation that created it. Before applying
retainFor, verify the current entry is still that generation; skip retention if
middleware reset the API and a replacement entry now occupies the key.
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Preserve retention beyond the timer limit.
When retainFor is 30 days, an unsubscribed entry can be removed after about 24.8 days, before the promised retention period ends. Schedule the remaining retention across multiple timers.
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@packages/toolkit/src/query/core/buildMiddleware/cacheCollection.ts around lines
171 - 174:
Update the cache-removal timer flow using keepUnusedDataFor and retainFor so
retention periods exceeding the timer limit are scheduled in multiple intervals;
do not remove the unsubscribed entry until the full promised retention period
has elapsed.
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99-261: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Low value
Add retention tests for infinite queries and pending resets.
The retention tests use only regular queries and reset only after the retained request settles. Add an infinite-query timing test and a reset test while a retained request is pending. These tests would catch endpoint-specific retention regressions and stale retention after an in-flight reset.
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Review comment at @packages/toolkit/src/query/tests/getRunningQuery.test.ts
around lines 99 - 261:
Extend the `initiate retainFor` tests to cover infinite-query retention timing
and resetting API state while a retained request is still pending. Verify the
infinite-query entry follows the expected retention window, and verify a pending
request cannot leave stale retained state after reset; preserve the existing
regular-query tests and use the established `setup` test helpers and timing
conventions.
263-335: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Low value
Test directionless joins and production suppression.
Add a test for refetch() joining a running page fetch, and assert that it does not warn. Also test an opposite-direction join with NODE_ENV=production. Removing either guard could otherwise introduce warnings without failing these tests.
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Review comment at @packages/toolkit/src/query/tests/getRunningQuery.test.ts
around lines 263 - 335:
Extend the “infinite query direction joins” tests to cover `refetch()` joining
an already-running page fetch and assert that it does not warn; also verify that
an opposite-direction join emits no warning when `NODE_ENV` is production.
Restore any environment changes and warning spies after each test, and keep the
existing join behavior assertions intact.
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Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @packages/toolkit/src/query/tests/getRunningQuery.test.ts:
- Around line 99-261: Extend the `initiate retainFor` tests to cover
infinite-query retention timing and resetting API state while a retained request
is still pending. Verify the infinite-query entry follows the expected retention
window, and verify a pending request cannot leave stale retained state after
reset; preserve the existing regular-query tests and use the established `setup`
test helpers and timing conventions.
- Around line 263-335: Extend the “infinite query direction joins” tests to
cover `refetch()` joining an already-running page fetch and assert that it does
not warn; also verify that an opposite-direction join emits no warning when
`NODE_ENV` is production. Restore any environment changes and warning spies
after each test, and keep the existing join behavior assertions intact.
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This PR:
api.endpoints.x.getRunningQuery(arg), a typed thunk for query and infinite query endpoints. Dispatching it returns the promise of the running request for that cache entry, orundefinedretainForoption (in seconds) to queryinitiate(). After the last subscriber leaves, the entry is kept forMath.max(keepUnusedDataFor, retainFor)secondsfetchNextPage()whilefetchPreviousPage()is running). The second fetch still joins and does not fetch its own page, so behavior is unchanged in 2.xPart of #5507
🤖 Description
getRunningQueryreads the per-store runtime record (findRunningRequest), so it returns the same promise object that the startinginitiatecall returned. Awaiting it adds no subscription.retainForvalues under 1 second are raised to 1 second. When several requests passretainForfor one entry, the longest value applies until the entry is removed.resetApiStateforgets it.retainForrequest restarts the removal timer onpendingand on a cache hit or join. Without that, an older, shorter timer could remove the entry and abort the new request.refetch()) does not warn: that case is routine for scroll handlers and would be noisy.retainForfor hydrated entries (waits on the hydration rework), and Suspense hooks defaulting tomax(keepUnusedDataFor, 30)(Tracking: RTKQ Suspense and React hooks #5490).