docs: Update testing with disabled retries #2460
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When testing my app with jest + enzyme I had a lot of problems trying to resolve the
useQueryapi call, then I found on this blog post explaining that disabling the default retries can make things easier, and that indeed worked for me.So I just took a piece of the doc written on that blog post (because it was already well written and clear) and added it to the official docs, I really think that'll help out new react-query users test their apps if they come across that issue 🤘