The queryId in the Mone template starts at 62.
I decided on this because I didn’t think anyone would have 61 queries, and because it sounded similar to the theme name Mone lol
Mone
mo → close to mu mu = 6
ne → similar to "ni" so we start with 2
62
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Why is it designed like this?
The queryId exists in the template and is included in the URL query.
Therefore, it needs to be a unique value.
When placed in a pattern, the value will be unique within the editor, but if you use a template part when rendered on the page, there is a possibility that it will overlap.
However, if you do not set the queryId, you cannot paginate without reloading, so the queryId is placed in the template.
By the way, it is better not to copy and paste the query block because queryIds can overlap.
The issue of site-wide unique IDs such as query loops is a deep-rooted problem with Gutenberg, so if you have a solution, we recommend that you comment on the issues below.
(Personally, I think the only option is to save the data in a database such as options… Will that maintain compatibility?)
