Yeah that's a little detail to remember. Since useSWR shallowly compares each argument, and each newly created object's reference is different, you have to make sure to pass the same reference (not create a new object) if you don't want a re-fetch.
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Yeah that's a little detail to remember. Since
useSWRshallowly compares each argument, and each newly created object's reference is different, you have to make sure to pass the same reference (not create a new object) if you don't want a re-fetch.