Contributing Callsite Revalidation Opt-out to React Router


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Contributing Callsite Revalidation Opt-out to React Router

If you’ve used React Router’s data APIs, you’ve probably noticed it revalidates all your loaders after mutations, even when you know that’s completely unnecessary.

I got tired of implementing shouldRevalidate functions that ended up feeling really awkward. I found an old proposal from Ryan Florence in GitHub, and decided to take a crack at implementing it myself. A few months and one merged PR later, it shipped in React Router v7.11.

This is the story of how that happened and my experience tackling it.

Check out the article here.

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