deriveQueryStatus previously inferred "never received data" by checking
data !== undefined itself. TanStack Query already computes and exposes
this exact distinction as isLoadingError (isError && no data) vs
isRefetchError (isError && data present) on every useQuery result, so
consume that directly instead of duplicating the logic.
The previous Operator-only fix (checking rundown.revision) papered over a
bug shared by every view loader: react-query sets status to 'error' on any
failed fetch, including a background refetch, even when a prior successful
fetch's data is still cached. All view loaders treated that as "no data"
and blanked the whole view.
Add deriveQueryStatus(), a small helper that only reports 'error' when a
query has never received data, and apply it in the five base data hooks
(useRundown, useRundownById, useCustomFields, useSettings, useProjectData,
useViewSettings). This fixes the class of bug for every consumer (Operator,
Timer, Backstage, Studio, Countdown, TimelinePage, ProjectInfo, RundownList,
CuesheetTable) at the source, so the Operator-specific revision check can
be reverted back to the plain status check.
Claude
Carlos Valente
Carlos Valente