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I can see two versions of react-query in your lock file, which is the reason. Each version has its own context, and the contexts aren't visible between versions:
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Yes, but it is monorepo, it always has only one yarn.lock. Each app can have its own dependencies with different version number. If I don't specify common dependency in root package.json I am able to define different versions to each app what I did in this example.
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in a monorepo, its advised to use the same version of dependencies across packages. We use a tool to enforce this: https://github.com/Thinkmill/manypkg
but of course, each app could have their own dependencies. I'm not sure how this works with peerDependencies, or how yarn
does that resolving, or how suspensive-react-query
comes into play.
you also have different versions of the devtools, and you're missing a fix we made with peerDependencies:
v4.29.0 depends on "@tanstack/react-query": "4.28.0"
v4.25.7 depends on "@tanstack/react-query": "^4.35.7"
.
the ^
makes all the difference, so please upgrade to at least latest v4 everywhere.
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