Also, we should keep in mind that it’s important to include not only the URL but also all parameters which we are going to use to make requests to the backend. A combination of URL and params will create a solid key which the React Query will use for caching.

However there are some restrictions: if you are going to use different URLs for GET/PATCH, for example, you have to use the same key, otherwise, React Query will not be able to match these queries.