docs(solid-query): add SSR guide for SolidStart - #11581
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe Solid Query SSR guide replaces a placeholder with documentation about hydration, request-scoped clients, suspense, errors, prefetching, streaming, staleness, and server cache behavior. ChangesSolid SSR Guide
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In `@docs/framework/solid/guides/ssr.md`:
- Around line 44-46: Update the comment adjacent to the SSR default staleTime
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🟡 Minor · Qualify the server error-handling guarantee. · ssr.md:175-184
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winQualify the server error-handling guarantee.
When a server query starts pending and later fails without data, the server subscriber resolves the error result instead of rejecting the resource.
query.isErrorandquery.errorcan therefore surface without reaching the nearest ErrorBoundary. SettingthrowOnError: trueon the client remains useful, but it does not guarantee the same outcome during SSR.Suggested fix
-On the server, `useQuery` always throws when a query fails — regardless of the `throwOnError` option — so it's caught by the nearest `<ErrorBoundary>` rather than surfacing as `query.isError`. This is different from the client, where a failed query reports `isError`/`error` unless you opt in to throwing with `throwOnError: true`. Retries are also disabled on the server, so a query throws on its first failure rather than retrying first. +On the server, `useQuery` does not always throw when a query fails. If a query starts pending and then fails without data, the server subscriber resolves the error result, so `query.isError`/`error` can surface instead of reaching the nearest ErrorBoundary. The client reports `isError`/`error` by default and throws when `throwOnError: true`. Retries are disabled on the server, so the query reaches its first error without retrying. -If a query is read with `useQuery` on both the server and the client, set `throwOnError: true` on it explicitly so the client matches what the server already does — otherwise the same failure throws during SSR but only sets `isError` once it's running on the client: +If a query is read with `useQuery` on both the server and the client, set `throwOnError: true` on it explicitly so the client throws on failure. This does not guarantee the same outcome during SSR: a query that starts pending and then fails without data can resolve as an error result on the server:🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@docs/framework/solid/guides/ssr.md`:
- Around line 175-184: Update the SSR `useQuery` guidance to clarify that a
query starting pending and then failing without data may resolve an error
result, exposing `query.isError`/`query.error` instead of reaching an
`ErrorBoundary`. Explain that client-side `throwOnError: true` enables throwing
but does not guarantee the same SSR behavior, and retain the note that server
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Will come soonplaceholder indocs/framework/solid/guides/ssr.mdwith a full guide covering Solid Query's server rendering model with SolidStart:useQuerybuilt oncreateResource, nodehydrate/hydrate/HydrationBoundaryin application code — Solid's own resource streaming carries the resolved snapshot to the client, which hydrates the query cache internally)QueryClientper request, the<Suspense>boundary)useQuerydirectly, with and without anErrorBoundaryroute.loaddeferStreamthrowOnError: trueandretry: false, which differs from client defaults)gcTime)✅ Checklist
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