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What is the correct way to refresh the scene, passing new params to the Relay.Container?
When I do an Action.refresh on a scene to update the queryConfig params, I get the following error:
ExceptionsManager.js:71 Warning: RelayContainer: component BusinessDirectory was rendered with variables that differ from the variables used to fetch fragment viewer. The fragment was fetched with variables {"count":5,"query":"sons"}, but rendered with variables {"count":10,"query":""}. This can indicate one of two possibilities:
The parent set the correct variables in the query - BusinessDirectory.getFragment('viewer', {...}) - but did not pass the same variables when rendering the component. Be sure to tell the component what variables to use by passing them as props: <BusinessDirectory ... count={...} query={...} />.
You are intentionally passing fake data to this component, in which case ignore this warning.
Thanks,
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What is the correct way to refresh the scene, passing new params to the Relay.Container?
When I do an Action.refresh on a scene to update the queryConfig params, I get the following error:
ExceptionsManager.js:71 Warning: RelayContainer: component
BusinessDirectory
was rendered with variables that differ from the variables used to fetch fragmentviewer
. The fragment was fetched with variables{"count":5,"query":"sons"}
, but rendered with variables{"count":10,"query":""}
. This can indicate one of two possibilities:BusinessDirectory.getFragment('viewer', {...})
- but did not pass the same variables when rendering the component. Be sure to tell the component what variables to use by passing them as props:<BusinessDirectory ... count={...} query={...} />
.Thanks,
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: