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What / Why
The onRetry callback is documented as "called whenever a retry is attempted", but in practice it appears to be called whenever a retry is attemptable. It is called even when no retry is attempted!
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Current Behavior
onRetry is called whenever retrying a response is attemptable, meaning it's not a POST and status code is 408, 420, 429, or >= 500. It is called even if retrying is completely disabled, or all the retries have been exhausted.
Steps to Reproduce
// should not print "we will retry!" but it does
fetch('https://httpstat.us/500', {
retry: false,
onRetry() {
console.log('we will retry!')
}
});
// should print "we will retry!" two times but prints it three times
fetch('https://httpstat.us/500', {
retry: 2,
onRetry() {
console.log('we will retry!')
}
});Expected Behavior
onRetry should be called only if another request will actually happen, taking in to account the limit on the number of retries.
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