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fix(vue-query/useQueries): throw a query's error when its 'throwOnError' is (or returns) 'true', like 'useQuery' - #12597
useQueries accepts throwOnError on each query, and uses it to infer TError. The QueryObserverOptions reference says errors are thrown to the error boundary when it is set, and the useQueries JSDoc describes its options as mostly identical to useQuery's. However, useQueries never read it, so a failing query with throwOnError: true, or with defaultOptions.queries.throwOnError: true, only returned the error as state.
useQueries now keeps the per-query results before combine in their own shallowRef, and watches them the same way useBaseQuery watches state.error:
It only acts when a query's error changes, and only for a result that isError and is not fetching. shouldThrowError is called with the query from the cache, so a function throwOnError is called once per error.
When several queries fail in the same update, it throws the first one in array order, like react-query's useQueries. Queries that fail in separate updates each throw.
A query's error at the time it is added is the baseline, so an error that was already cached is not thrown until a new fetch fails, as with useQuery.
combine is no longer passed to QueriesObserver. QueriesObserver skips its listeners when the combined value does not change, which left the per-query results stale after the queries changed (for example, combine: (results) => results.map((r) => r.data) with a query that fails). useQueries already applies combine through getOptimisticResult, so the combined value and its structural sharing stay the same.
Apps that set throwOnError (per query or in defaultOptions) and use useQueries will now see those errors thrown, which matches what useQuery already does with the same options.
Tests in useQueries.test.ts:
The error watcher throw, split with it.runIf(isVue2) (console.error) and it.runIf(isVue3) (unhandled rejection), including no rethrow when another query updates later.
combine, including when the combined value does not change after the queries change, a mix of no throwOnError, () => false and () => true ported from react-query, a falsy error (Vue 3 only, since Vue 2 fails on undefined while logging it, as it does for useQuery), and throwOnError returning false.
Other adapters are left out: svelte createQueries depends on the open svelte throwOnError PR, and Angular's error handling changed in its RC.
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useQueries now throws query errors when throwOnError is enabled, matching useQuery.
Error handling respects per-query settings and predicates: queries that do not meet the configured condition remain in an error state without throwing.
When errors are thrown, their original values are preserved, including falsy values. Error handling also stays consistent as queries change and combined results update.
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useQueries now tracks individual query results and throws errors when the query’s throwOnError option approves. Tests cover Vue 2 and Vue 3 behavior, including combined results and falsy rejection values.
The optimistic-result helper and state updates maintain individual query results alongside the combined result. Observer updates no longer pass options to setQueries.
The error-boundary check uses shouldThrowError to decide whether to throw a query error. Tests cover Vue-version behavior and option handling. The Changeset declares a patch release.
useQueries now throws a query's error when throwOnError is enabled, as useQuery does. The earlier concern that the error could be skipped when a combine function returns an unchanged value does not apply, because notifications fire on every per-query change. No merge-blocking risk remains.
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Review comments at @packages/vue-query/src/useQueries.ts:
- Line 466: Update the results flow in useQueries so per-query results refresh
even when combine returns an unchanged value and QueriesObserver skips its
listener; ensure the throwOnError watcher then observes failures. Use a source
that is not filtered by combine, such as subscriptions to each observer’s
current result that are rebuilt when setQueries changes the observers, or change
QueriesObserver’s #notify behavior while preserving its contract for all
consumers. Add a regression test asserting that a query error is thrown with
throwOnError enabled when the combine output remains unchanged.
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Refresh useQueries results when combine returns an unchanged value.
When combine returns a value equal to the previous one, QueriesObserver does not call its listeners. useQueries updates results only from that listener, so the throwOnError watcher on results does not run. The error is not thrown.
For example, with combine: results => results.map(result => result.data), a query that fails before it has data keeps [undefined]. A query that fails after a success keeps its previous data. In both cases the combined value does not change, and the listener is skipped. The skip does not happen when an observer uses suspense and has undefined data, because that case always notifies.
No other path updates results. updateState() is the only writer, and it runs from the restoring watcher, the subscription callback, and the query-list watcher.
Refresh the per-query results from a source that combine does not filter. Two options are:
Subscribe to each observer from observer.getObservers() and read observer.getCurrentResult(). This subscription must be rebuilt when setQueries changes the observers.
Change #notify in packages/query-core/src/queriesObserver.ts to notify when individual results change. This changes notification behavior for every QueriesObserver consumer.
Add a regression test where a query fails and the combine output stays unchanged. The test should assert that the error is thrown when throwOnError is enabled.
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Review comment at @packages/vue-query/src/useQueries.ts at line 466:
Update the results flow in useQueries so per-query results refresh even when combine returns an unchanged value and QueriesObserver skips its listener; ensure the throwOnError watcher then observes failures. Use a source that is not filtered by combine, such as subscriptions to each observer’s current result that are rebuilt when setQueries changes the observers, or change QueriesObserver’s #notify behavior while preserving its contract for all consumers. Add a regression test asserting that a query error is thrown with throwOnError enabled when the combine output remains unchanged.
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useQueriesacceptsthrowOnErroron each query, and uses it to inferTError. TheQueryObserverOptionsreference says errors are thrown to the error boundary when it is set, and theuseQueriesJSDoc describes its options as mostly identical touseQuery's. However,useQueriesnever read it, so a failing query withthrowOnError: true, or withdefaultOptions.queries.throwOnError: true, only returned the error as state.useQueriesnow keeps the per-query results beforecombinein their ownshallowRef, and watches them the same wayuseBaseQuerywatchesstate.error:isErrorand is not fetching.shouldThrowErroris called with the query from the cache, so a functionthrowOnErroris called once per error.react-query'suseQueries. Queries that fail in separate updates each throw.useQuery.combineis no longer passed toQueriesObserver.QueriesObserverskips its listeners when the combined value does not change, which left the per-query results stale after the queries changed (for example,combine: (results) => results.map((r) => r.data)with a query that fails).useQueriesalready appliescombinethroughgetOptimisticResult, so the combined value and its structural sharing stay the same.Apps that set
throwOnError(per query or indefaultOptions) and useuseQuerieswill now see those errors thrown, which matches whatuseQueryalready does with the same options.Tests in
useQueries.test.ts:it.runIf(isVue2)(console.error) andit.runIf(isVue3)(unhandled rejection), including no rethrow when another query updates later.combine, including when the combined value does not change after the queries change, a mix of nothrowOnError,() => falseand() => trueported fromreact-query, a falsy error (Vue 3 only, since Vue 2 fails onundefinedwhile logging it, as it does foruseQuery), andthrowOnErrorreturningfalse.Other adapters are left out: svelte
createQueriesdepends on the open sveltethrowOnErrorPR, and Angular's error handling changed in its RC.✅ Checklist
pnpm run test:pr, or these tests do not apply to this pull request.🚀 Release Impact
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useQueriesnow throws query errors whenthrowOnErroris enabled, matchinguseQuery.