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* Remove flickering fixes for optimistic updates * Add optimistic updates to Task.js * First round of code review feedback * Remove react query's additional options from hook * Futher review feedback and code docs * Fix and document error handling for optimistic updates * Further document optimistic update mechanisms * Update optimistic update docs * Improve comment for useAction * Further improve comments in actions/index * Heavily comment actions/index * Fix capitalization in action/index * Add types to actions/index * Fix jsdoc types in actions/index * Comment testing sleeps * Comment sleep function in todoApp/ext/actions * Properly handle type errors in actions/index * Fix formatting in actions/index * Move updateFn change to optimistic update instantiation * Extract common functionality in actions/index * Fix formatting in actions/index * Add jsdoc types to actions/index * Revise jsdoc in actions/index * Address PR comments * Update e2e tests * Mention optimistic updates in cache invalidation |
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