It is common to see the client side sending duplicate fetch data requests to an API endpoint or desktop page.
To avoid sending duplicate requests, I recommend to implement a caching function that caches HTTP responses.
Example:
// WARNING: this is sudo code, test before use!
const promiseCache = {}
docker create creates a container but does not start it.docker rename allows the container to be renamed.docker run creates and starts a container in one operation.docker rm deletes a container.docker update updates a container's resource limits.
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