resetError

Description: A utility function returned by the useFetch hook used to manually clear an error state from the cache and the hook's local state.

• How To: Destructure resetError from the useFetch return object. Call it to dismiss an active error state, which is useful for "Try Again" UI patterns or manual error handling.

  // Correct: Using resetError to clear a failed state
  const { error, resetError, refetch } = useFetch({ 
      key: 'user-profile', 
      data: () => actionGetUser() 
  });
  
  if (error) {
      return (
          <ErrorBanner 
              message="Failed to load profile" 
              onDismiss={() => resetError()} // Clears the error state in cache
              onRetry={() => refetch()}      // Manually triggers a new fetch
          />
      );
  }

• Best Practice: Use resetError when you want to return the UI to a clean (non-error) state without necessarily forcing an immediate refetch. It allows for a better user experience by letting the user decide when to retry.

Why

• Provides granular control over the error lifecycle.
• Enables "Dismiss" functionality for error messages.
• Prevents stale error states from blocking subsequent UI interactions.