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msutkowski
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This needs some help regarding the types because they're currently a 🥔.
Allows a user to invalidate entities at any point without firing off a mutation or calling refetch on a specific endpoint. Supports
['Entity', { type: 'OtherEntity' }, { type: 'EntityWithId', id: 1 }]I also thought it'd be cool if we could do a
const invalidate = useInvalidateEntities();, but I'm not sure of how to get theEntityTypesthere without some magic.