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Goal: confirm whether the Storybook 8.x preview iframe renders a React Suspense fallback when a story component uses useQuery({ suspense: true }) while the initial query promise is pending. React Query supports suspending rendering until data resolves, and Storybook 8.x supports asynchronous play functions inside the preview. The unresolved interoperability
Goal: Resolve Suspense Fallback Timing When a component throws a promise inside a <Suspense fallback={…}> boundary, React can either render the fallback immediately or defer rendering until the promise resolves. The current experimental client‑side support in React 18+ does not specify which strategy is guaranteed, leading to inconsistent UI behavior a
Goal Determine how Vue 3’s <Suspense> handles the fallback slot when an async child resolves in less than a single tick. The observed behavior is a brief flash of the fallback before the component is rendered, which can degrade UI perceived stability. Constraints Vue 3.3+ introduces a timeout prop on <Suspense> , but its effect on rapid resolutio
The experimental_defer feature in tRPC v10 allows for the deferral of query execution to optimize initial page loads by delaying specific data fetching until the component mounts. Current documentation indicates that this functionality is designed to work with standard useQuery hooks. However, there is a known gap regarding its interaction with useSuspenseQu
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