Add react-query wrapper hook for fetching Workflow Diagnostics #947
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| export default function useDiagnoseWorkflow(params: UseDiagnoseWorkflowParams) { | ||
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| * We intentionally use a regular (non-suspense) query for diagnostics because: |
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Our default now is going with (non-suspense) queries unless there is a benifit from rendering the result on the server.
The above line makes it seem the opposite.
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Summary
Add react-query hook
useDiagnoseWorkflowfor fetching Workflow Diagnostics, which makes a call to thediagnoseWorkflowroute handler.Test plan
Tested in follow-up: #948