Make it clearer that fetchMore variables merge is a shallow merge in docs (#12080)

jerelmiller · web-flow · commit abf74633c71f · 2024-10-01T13:13:08.000-06:00
diff --git a/docs/source/pagination/core-api.mdx b/docs/source/pagination/core-api.mdx
@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ return (
 }
 ```
 
-Here, we set the `offset` variable to `feed.length` to fetch items _after_ the last item in our cached list. The `variables` we provide here are merged with the `variables` provided for the original query, which means that variables _omitted_ here (such as `limit`) retain their original value (`10`) in the followup query.
+Here, we set the `offset` variable to `feed.length` to fetch items _after_ the last item in our cached list. The `variables` we provide here are shallow merged with the `variables` provided for the original query, which means that variables _omitted_ here (such as `limit`) retain their original value (`10`) in the followup query.
 
 In addition to `variables`, you can optionally provide an entirely different shape of `query` to execute. This can be useful when `fetchMore` needs to fetch only a single paginated field, but the original query contained unrelated fields.
 

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`@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ return (`
`61`	`61`	`}`
`62`	`62`	```
`63`	`63`
`64`		-Here, we set the `offset` variable to `feed.length` to fetch items _after_ the last item in our cached list. The `variables` we provide here are merged with the `variables` provided for the original query, which means that variables _omitted_ here (such as `limit`) retain their original value (`10`) in the followup query.
	`64`	+Here, we set the `offset` variable to `feed.length` to fetch items _after_ the last item in our cached list. The `variables` we provide here are shallow merged with the `variables` provided for the original query, which means that variables _omitted_ here (such as `limit`) retain their original value (`10`) in the followup query.
`65`	`65`
`66`	`66`	In addition to `variables`, you can optionally provide an entirely different shape of `query` to execute. This can be useful when `fetchMore` needs to fetch only a single paginated field, but the original query contained unrelated fields.
`67`	`67`