fetchBaseQuery: expose extraOptions to prepareHeaders #4291
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EskiMojo14
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Would you prefer it like this or without the generic and just |
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definitely the generic |
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Triggered by #4290 and the fact that we had similar asks before. Not sure if the extra generic arg is worth it. Thoughts, @EskiMojo14 & @markerikson ?