Obviously, as the docs state, you are not allowed to execute hooks inside of an event handler and other forbidden things.
As a workaround, you can execute fetch... Ultimately, what I am looking for is interaction with the graphql endpoint. So a simple fetch does the job.
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Obviously, as the docs state, you are not allowed to execute hooks inside of an event handler and other forbidden things.
As a workaround, you can execute fetch... Ultimately, what I am looking for is interaction with the graphql endpoint. So a simple fetch does the job.