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packages/query-persist-client-core/src/createPersister.ts: 1

43-50: Duplicate: isPersistedQuery checks only state.

A previous review comment already flags this validator. It accepts entries that lack queryKey, queryHash, or buster. The new tests do not cover these cases.

Two concrete consequences follow:

• restoreQueries calls queryClient.setQueryData(persistedQuery.queryKey, ...). If queryKey is missing, the restore can throw or write to a wrong key. This is the failure the PR aims to fix.
• retrieveQuery returns state.data for an entry with a fresh dataUpdatedAt and a matching buster. The entry stays in storage.

Validate queryKey (array) and queryHash (string) here. Keep state.data === null valid.

packages/query-persist-client-core/src/__tests__/createPersister.test.ts: 1

652-663: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

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Add test cases for entries that have a state object but lack other fields.

The malformed inputs cover only null, {}, and {"state":null}. They do not cover a value such as {"state":{}} or {"state":{"dataUpdatedAt":...}} without queryKey. Add such a case once the validator checks the remaining fields. The case also verifies that valid data: null entries still restore.

Also applies to: 685-704

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packages/query-persist-client-core/src/__tests__/createPersister.test.ts: 1

708-731: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Cover restoration of legitimate null data.

The current test persists 'foo', so it would pass even if restoreQueries rejected a valid persisted query with state.data === null. Add a focused null-data case.

Suggested fix

     test.each(['null', '{}', '{"state":null}'])(
       'should remove malformed entry %s and keep restoring',
       async (malformed) => {
@@
         expect(client.getQueryData(queryKey)).toEqual('foo')
       },
     )
 
+    it('should restore a query with null data', async () => {
+      const storage = getFreshStorage()
+      const { persister, client, queryKey } = setupPersister(['foo'], {
+        storage,
+      })
+
+      client.setQueryData(queryKey, null)
+      await persister.persistQueryByKey(queryKey, client)
+      client.clear()
+
+      await persister.restoreQueries(client)
+
+      expect(client.getQueryData(queryKey)).toBeNull()
+    })
+
     it('should not restore a fresh entry that is missing its query key', async () => {

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Review comment at
@packages/query-persist-client-core/src/__tests__/createPersister.test.ts around
lines 708 - 731:
Add a focused test near the malformed-entry restoration test that persists a
query with null data, clears the client, restores via restoreQueries, and
asserts the query data is null. Use persistQueryByKey and the existing
setupPersister helpers to verify legitimate null data is restored.

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