TanStack Query v5 removed the suspense option in favour of useSuspenseQuery
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Passing suspense true to useQuery no longer does anything in v5. The dedicated hooks are useSuspenseQuery, useSuspenseInfiniteQuery and useSuspenseQueries.
Their types are the payoff: data is never undefined, so the component body needs no loading branch, and there is no isPending. In exchange the enabled option is not allowed, because a suspending query must always fetch. A conditional query stays on useQuery. Errors are thrown to the nearest error boundary rather than returned.
Watch for waterfalls: two useSuspenseQuery calls in the same component suspend at the first one, so the second request does not start until the first resolves. useSuspenseQueries runs them in parallel. The same trap appears with a suspending parent and child, where the child cannot start until the parent renders.
Source: https://tanstack.com/query/latest/docs/framework/react/guides/suspense
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