feat(useAsyncState): allow initial value to be a ref #4992
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Outside of typescript, we can already do this but we cause a maximum stack call exception since we're setting `ref.value = ref` (infinitely). This updates the source so you can pass a ref in and we turn it into a value before using it as such. This means you can now use your own ref: ```ts const myRef = shallowRef(200); useAsyncState(asyncPromise, myRef); // some time later, `myRef.value` is whatever `asyncPromise` resolved to ```
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Outside of typescript, we can already do this if
resetOnExecute: false.If it is
true, we cause a maximum stack call exception since we're settingref.value = ref(infinitely).This updates the source so you can pass a ref in and we turn it into a value before using it as such.
This means you can now use your own ref:
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fixes #123).