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Honor the params alias when it is set from the onRequest hook, and stop duplicating array query params when hooks are re-run on retry.
Why
resolveFetchOptions() mirrors params into query only once, before hooks run. A hook that sets context.options.params = { d: 4 } therefore had no effect: the request URL was built from context.options.query alone, and the params were silently dropped. query set in the same hook already worked, which made the documented alias behave inconsistently.
The request builder now falls back to params when query is not set; both keys are still removed from the options afterwards.
Additionally, withQuery() appended array values to the existing values of the same key while scalars were replaced, so re-applying query options was cumulative: when a retryable request retried, the retry re-ran the onRequest hooks with the already-built URL, turning ?tag=x into ?tag=x&tag=x. Array values now replace existing values of the same key, matching the scalar set behavior (and ufo's add/replace semantics).
Retries no longer duplicate array params set in the hook (covered by does not duplicate params set in onRequest on retry, which uses a route failing with a retryable 408 on the first call and echoing the request URL on the second).
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Request URLs now include query parameters set through request options, including those added during the request hook. When both query and params are provided, query takes precedence.
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Request URLs now include query parameters set through request options, including those added during the request hook. When both query and params are provided, query takes precedence.
Retried requests no longer duplicate query parameters when array-valued parameters are used. Existing query values for an array-valued key are replaced when new values are provided; an empty array leaves existing values unchanged. Scalar query values continue to replace existing values.
resolveFetchOptions only mirrors params into query before the onRequest hook runs, so a hook that set the deprecated params alias had no effect: the request was built from query alone.
Fall back to params when query is not set, matching the documented alias, and delete both afterwards.
Fixesunjs#477
withQuery appended array values to any existing values of the same key, while scalar values were replaced (URLSearchParams.set). This made re-applying query options cumulative: when a retryable request was retried, the retry re-ran the onRequest hooks with the already built URL, duplicating array params (?tag=x became ?tag=x&tag=x).
Align array values with the scalar behavior (and with ufo's add/replace semantics): they now replace existing values of the same key. Empty arrays remain a no-op.
String requests now use query when present, or fall back to params. For array-valued query options, nonempty arrays replace existing values for the same key. Tests cover request options set in onRequest and an array-valued option during a retry.
Changes: Request query option handling
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Summary
Apply query and params options src/fetch.ts, test/index.test.ts
String requests pass options.query or, when absent, options.params to withQuery. Tests check that setting either option in onRequest adds ?d=4 to the request URL.
Replace array query values on retry src/utils.url.ts, test/index.test.ts
For a nonempty array-valued query option, withQuery removes existing values for that key before appending the new values. A retry test checks that ?tag=x appears once.
The PR makes params set in onRequest take effect and stops retries from duplicating array parameters. Two narrow gaps remain. A hook-set params value is still ignored when query options already exist. Array-valued query options now replace values already in the URL instead of adding to them. Both are bounded edge cases and need owner awareness.
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The PR meets the coding requirement in issue [#477]. In src/fetch.ts, $fetchRaw builds the URL after onRequest hooks and uses context.options.query || context.options.params. It then removes b…
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The changes stay within issue [#477]. The src/fetch.ts change applies the requested params alias. The tests cover the hook behavior. The src/utils.url.ts change prevents duplicate array-valued p…
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The PR meets the coding requirement in issue [#477]. In src/fetch.ts, $fetchRaw builds the URL after onRequest hooks and uses context.options.query || context.options.params. It then removes both option keys. test/index.test.ts verifies that context.options.params = { d: 4 } produces /echo?d=4. The retry test verifies that array-valued params do not duplicate the query.
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The changes stay within issue [#477]. The src/fetch.ts change applies the requested params alias. The tests cover the hook behavior. The src/utils.url.ts change prevents duplicate array-valued parameters when the hook runs again during a retry, which supports the changed request behavior. No unrelated change is established by the supplied evidence.
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- Line 120: Update the retry flow around withQuery so query values set by
onRequest are not appended again when the hook reruns. Rebuild each retry URL
from the original request or otherwise ensure the hook’s array parameters are
applied only once, preserving the existing query behavior for the initial
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- Line 118: Update the query/params selection in the fetch flow to honor
hook-assigned params even when context.options.query already exists, while
preserving explicit changes hooks make to query. Resolve precedence using the
current option values so existing defaults do not cause params to be silently
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Apply hook-set params when query already exists.
If initial or default query options exist, a hook that assigns { d: 4 } to context.options.params is ignored. URL construction selects the existing query and deletes params. Honor the hook assignment while preserving explicit query changes.
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Update the query/params selection in the fetch flow to honor hook-assigned params even when context.options.query already exists, while preserving explicit changes hooks make to query. Resolve precedence using the current option values so existing defaults do not cause params to be silently ignored.
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Confirmed. Worth adding the root cause: resolveFetchOptions merges defaults.query/defaults.params and input.query/input.params into a single object assigned to bothoptions.query and options.params. So whenever any query/params pre-exists the hooks, options.query is already populated and the || params fallback can never fire, whichever key the hook assigns:
const$api=createFetch({defaults: {query: {a: 1}}});// same with defaults.paramsawait$api("/echo",{onRequest(ctx){ctx.options.params={d: 4}}});// -> /echo?a=1 (hook params shadowed)await$api("/echo",{onRequest(ctx){ctx.options.query={d: 4}}});// -> /echo?d=4 (resolved query replaced)
So a hook-assigned query fully replaces the resolved query while a hook-assigned params is shadowed by it. Before this change, a hook-assigned params was ignored in every case, so this is still a strict improvement for the no-pre-existing-query case from #477.
Closing the gap would need either merge semantics or tracking of post-resolution hook assignments, which feels like a design decision beyond this scoped fix (follow-up issue or maintainer call on the intended hook semantics).
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@soufiane77-eng Thanks for the clarification. resolveFetchOptions assigns the same merged object to both options in src/utils.ts Line 115–116. If a hook replaces params, src/fetch.ts Line 118 still selects the existing query. If the hook replaces query, it selects the replacement.
The PR improves the case with no existing query, but the existing-query case remains. I agree that the intended replacement or merge semantics need a maintainer decision.
Would you like me to open a follow-up issue for that decision and the existing-query case?
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- Around line 95-96: Update the query-parameter merge logic around
searchParams.delete so values already present in the original URL are preserved;
prevent retry duplication without removing those original values, including when
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For /items?tag=existing with params: { tag: ["new"] }, the request previously contained both values. It now sends only tag=new, which can change filters or other request parameters. Prevent retry duplication without deleting values from the original URL.
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Update the query-parameter merge logic around searchParams.delete so values already present in the original URL are preserved; prevent retry duplication without removing those original values, including when params supplies an array for the same key.
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What
Honor the
paramsalias when it is set from theonRequesthook, and stop duplicating array query params when hooks are re-run on retry.Why
resolveFetchOptions()mirrorsparamsintoqueryonly once, before hooks run. A hook that setscontext.options.params = { d: 4 }therefore had no effect: the request URL was built fromcontext.options.queryalone, and the params were silently dropped.queryset in the same hook already worked, which made the documented alias behave inconsistently.The request builder now falls back to
paramswhenqueryis not set; both keys are still removed from the options afterwards.Additionally,
withQuery()appended array values to the existing values of the same key while scalars were replaced, so re-applying query options was cumulative: when a retryable request retried, the retry re-ran theonRequesthooks with the already-built URL, turning?tag=xinto?tag=x&tag=x. Array values now replace existing values of the same key, matching the scalarsetbehavior (and ufo's add/replace semantics).How to test
Retries no longer duplicate array params set in the hook (covered by
does not duplicate params set in onRequest on retry, which uses a route failing with a retryable 408 on the first call and echoing the request URL on the second).Fixes #477
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queryandparamsare provided,querytakes precedence.Summary by CodeRabbit
queryandparamsare provided,querytakes precedence.