this[#client].defaultMutationOptions is not a function
Currently in the project we use react query v5, but I understand refine is using v4. And when I try to use i have this[#client].defaultMutationOptions is not a function. Is it even possible to use separate versions ? Otherwise seems like I can't use refine with MUI
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Based on the knowledge sources provided, it appears that the issue you're experiencing is related to the incompatibility between Refine and React Query v5. Refine currently supports React Query v4, and using v5 can lead to errors like the one you're encountering.
To address your specific questions:
1. It is not recommended to use separate versions of React Query within the same project when using Refine. Refine is designed to work with React Query v4, and using v5 can cause conflicts and errors.
2. Regarding the possibility of using Refine with MUI (Material-UI), it is indeed possible. Refine has integration with MUI, including support for the Data Grid component. However, you need to ensure you're using compatible versions of all dependencies.
To resolve your issue and use Refine with MUI, you should:
1. Downgrade React Query to version 4. Refine is currently compatible with "@tanstack/react-query@4x" version.
2. Update your Refine packages to the latest versions that support React Query v4.
3. Ensure you're using the correct versions of MUI packages that are compatible with Refine.
If you need to use React Query v5 for other parts of your project, it may not be possible to use Refine in its current version. In this case, you might want to consider:
1. Waiting for Refine to update its support to React Query v5 (there's an open issue for this update, but no specific timeline is provided).
2. Using a different data grid solution that's compatible with your current setup.
3. Creating a feature request or contributing to Refine to add support for React Query v5.
For more details on this issue and ongoing discussions, you can refer to these GitHub issues:
React-Query v5 compatibility
BUG mutationObserver.ts:61 Uncaught TypeError
These sources provide more context on the compatibility issues and potential workarounds.
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