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Describe the bug
Using a binding in the invokeAPI.name property causes React to throw an error about hooks order because of we use hooks to handle the APIs onResponse and onError. On initial render, the API model isn't resolved yet so the hooks are not registered. Once the API model is resolved, then the hooks are called and that creates the error.
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Describe the bug
Using a binding in the invokeAPI.name property causes React to throw an error about hooks order because of we use hooks to handle the APIs onResponse and onError. On initial render, the API model isn't resolved yet so the hooks are not registered. Once the API model is resolved, then the hooks are called and that creates the error.
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