fix(vue-query): allow computed ref as enabled property in queryOptions#10465
fix(vue-query): allow computed ref as enabled property in queryOptions#10465byungsker wants to merge 1 commit intoTanStack:mainfrom
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Fixes TanStack#10458 The enabled property in QueryOptions type was incorrectly restricted to only accept getter functions (() => Enabled). This prevented using computed refs and other Vue reactive values. This change aligns QueryOptions.enabled type with UseQueryOptions.enabled, allowing: - boolean values - Ref<boolean> - ComputedRef<boolean> - () => boolean getter functions - (query) => boolean query predicates
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In `@packages/vue-query/src/__tests__/queryOptions.test-d.ts`:
- Around line 292-300: Add a new type test that verifies the predicate getter
form for the enabled option: when calling queryOptions with enabled: () =>
(query) => boolean the resulting options still have the correct types.
Specifically, update the test suite around the queryOptions usage (the existing
test that uses enabled: () => true) to add another it block that uses enabled:
() => (q) => typeof q !== 'undefined' or a simple (q) => true predicate and
assert expectTypeOf(options.queryKey).not.toBeUndefined(); reference the
queryOptions call and the enabled getter/predicate shape to ensure the Enabled
type accepting (query) => boolean is covered.
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Add a type test for the predicate form enabled: () => (query) => boolean to prevent regression.
The current test coverage includes computed ref, ref, boolean, and a simple getter function returning true. However, the Enabled type also accepts a predicate function that receives the query object: (query) => boolean. Add a dedicated test case that validates this form through the getter—for example, enabled: () => (query) => boolean—to ensure full type coverage.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@packages/vue-query/src/__tests__/queryOptions.test-d.ts` around lines 292 -
300, Add a new type test that verifies the predicate getter form for the enabled
option: when calling queryOptions with enabled: () => (query) => boolean the
resulting options still have the correct types. Specifically, update the test
suite around the queryOptions usage (the existing test that uses enabled: () =>
true) to add another it block that uses enabled: () => (q) => typeof q !==
'undefined' or a simple (q) => true predicate and assert
expectTypeOf(options.queryKey).not.toBeUndefined(); reference the queryOptions
call and the enabled getter/predicate shape to ensure the Enabled type accepting
(query) => boolean is covered.
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Thanks for the review!
Regarding the query predicate test suggestion: I tested it and found that the query predicate form (query) => boolean actually doesn't work with queryOptions - it throws a type error even on the current main branch. This seems to be a pre-existing limitation, not something introduced or changed by this PR.
This PR's scope is specifically fixing the regression from #10452 where ComputedRef, Ref, and plain boolean values stopped working. The added tests cover these cases.
If predicate support in queryOptions is desired, that would be a separate feature request/issue.
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@byungsker, thanks for testing and clarifying! That's a good point — the predicate form (query) => boolean being unsupported in queryOptions is a pre-existing limitation unrelated to this PR. The existing tests you've added correctly cover the regression cases from #10452 (ComputedRef, Ref, and plain boolean), and the scope of this PR is appropriate.
Would you like me to open a follow-up GitHub issue to track adding predicate ((query) => boolean) support to queryOptions as a separate feature request?
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Repo: TanStack/query PR: 10465
File: packages/vue-query/src/__tests__/queryOptions.test-d.ts:292-300
Timestamp: 2026-04-13T15:15:48.626Z
Learning: In `packages/vue-query/src/queryOptions.ts`, the predicate form of `enabled` — i.e., `(query) => boolean` — is not supported by `queryOptions` (throws a TypeScript error). This is a pre-existing limitation that exists even on the main branch, unrelated to any specific PR. It is distinct from the simple getter form `() => boolean` which is supported. Predicate support in `queryOptions` would require a separate feature implementation.
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Repo: TanStack/query PR: 9892
File: packages/solid-query-persist-client/src/__tests__/PersistQueryClientProvider.test.tsx:331-335
Timestamp: 2025-11-22T09:06:05.219Z
Learning: In TanStack/query test files, when a queryFn contains side effects (e.g., setting flags for test verification), prefer async/await syntax for clarity; when there are no side effects, prefer the .then() pattern for conciseness.
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Repo: TanStack/query PR: 9564
File: packages/solid-query-devtools/src/production.tsx:2-3
Timestamp: 2025-08-19T03:18:18.303Z
Learning: In the solid-query-devtools package, the codebase uses a pattern of type-only default imports combined with typeof for component type annotations (e.g., `import type SolidQueryDevtoolsComp from './devtools'` followed by `typeof SolidQueryDevtoolsComp`). This pattern is consistently used across index.tsx and production.tsx files, and the maintainers prefer consistency over changing this approach.
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Fixes #10458
The
enabledproperty inQueryOptionstype was incorrectly restricted to only accept getter functions (() => Enabled). This prevented usingcomputedrefs and other Vue reactive values, which is a regression from #10452.This change aligns
QueryOptions.enabledtype withUseQueryOptions.enabled, allowing:booleanvaluesRef<boolean>ComputedRef<boolean>() => booleangetter functions(query) => booleanquery predicates✅ Checklist
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enabledquery option for Vue Query. It now correctly accepts direct reactive boolean values, computed properties, and plain boolean literals alongside existing function-based controls. This improvement allows developers to use simpler, more natural patterns for controlling query execution state without unnecessary function wrappers.