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I resolved it, using this implementation:
// Reactive state to control pagination and filters
const variables = reactive({
pagination: {
limit: 50,
skip: 0
},
filters: {
verified: {
condition: 'EQUAL',
value: true
}
}
})
const { result, error, loading, refetch } = useQuery(
gql`
query GetMatches(
$pagination: PaginationInput
$filters: matchFilterInput
) {
getMatches(pagination: $pagination, filters: $filters) {
_id
category
// rest of el being queried
}
}
`,
variables,
{
notifyOnNetworkStatusChange: true,
fetchPolicy: 'cache-and-network'
}
)
Now it’s working as expected, if you wrap every variable in a reactive() you make sure that internal reactive props will change and in consequence useQuery will get triggered with new values.
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