fix(solid-query examples): guard prefetchQuery with isServer in solid-start-streaming - #11256
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 8 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe SolidStart route now receives the preload intent. It skips user-info prefetching during client hydration while preserving server loads, hover preloads, and navigations. ChangesSolidStart prefetch flow
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In `@examples/solid/solid-start-streaming/src/routes/prefetch.tsx`:
- Around line 12-18: Update the prefetch logic around useQueryClient and
userInfoQueryOpts so browser link-hover preloads still call prefetchQuery while
the initial hydration path remains skipped; use the callback’s intent to
distinguish hydration from hover/navigation rather than gating solely on
isServer.
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Hi @birkskyum , whenever you get a chance, would appreciate a look at this, CodeRabbit's automated review came back clean after the fix. No rush. |
What
Adds an
isServerguard around theprefetchQuerycall in the solid-start-streaming example's/prefetchroute.Why
Fixes when using preload in solidstart, the query runs again on the client #8840. SolidStart calls
route.preload()on both the server and the client during hydration on a fresh page load, not just the server. The example'sapp.tsxcreates a newQueryClientinside the component, so the client gets its own empty instance on every render. Whenpreload()fired there too,prefetchQueryhit that empty cache and made a real network request in the browser, duplicating the fetch that already happened server-side. The component's ownuseQuerycall Solid's resource streaming. It was only the extra manualprefetchQuerycall inpreloadthat had no guard.This same pattern with the same missing guard already existed in this file before my change, so this isn't a new pattern I'm introducing, it's fixing an existing one.
How I checked this
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/prefetchon a clean server start and confirmedfetchUser.startonly logged once in the server terminal, with the rendered HTML containing the expected user data, so server-side prefetching still works after the change.I also confirmed
isServerfromsolid-js/webisn't a runtime check, it's a build constant:falsein the client bundle (solid-js/web/dist/dev.js) andtruein the server bundle (solid-js/web/dist/server.js). So the guardedprefetchQuerycall is excluded from the client bundle entirely, not just skipped at runtime. This is the same mechanism solid-query already relies on internally inuseBaseQuery.ts.Then I ran the example directly and tested it by hand: hard-refreshed
/prefetchwith the browser console open. Before the fix,[api] fetchUser.startshowed up in the browser console on every hard refresh, meaning the client was refetching. After adding the guard, that log only appears in the server terminal, never in the browser.Test plan
pnpm run devinsideexamples/solid/solid-start-streaming/prefetch[api] fetchUser.startno longer shows up in the browser console, only in the server terminalSummary by CodeRabbit