I have this graphql client:

import { cache } from "react"

interface GraphqlRequestParameters<T, V> {
  document: RequestDocument | TypedDocumentNode<T, V>
  variables?: V
  withAuth?: boolean
  requestHeaders?: GraphQLClientRequestHeaders
  onError?: (error: unknown) => void
}

export async function graphqlServerRequest<T, V extends Variables = Variables>({
  document,
  variables,
  withAuth = false,
  requestHeaders,
  onError,
}: GraphqlRequestParameters<T, V>): Promise<T | undefined> {
  try {
    if (withAuth) {
      return await graphqlServerWithAuth.request(document, variables, requestHeaders)
    } else {
      return await graphqlServerWithoutAuth.request(document, variables, requestHeaders)
    }
  } catch (error) {
    if (onError) onError(error)
    else throw error
  }
}

export const cachedGraphqlServerRequest = cache(graphqlServerRequest)

The thing is that, when I call my function like I used to, it doesn't work (I can still see 2 request being triggered):

// page.tsx

  await cachedGraphqlServerRequest({
    document: someQuery,
    withAuth: true,
    variables: { slug },
    onError() {
      notFound()
    },
  })

  await cachedGraphqlServerRequest({
    document: someQuery,
    withAuth: true,
    variables: { slug },
    onError() {
      notFound()
    },
  })

But now if I do this, it works (only one request being triggered):

// page.tsx

  const param = {
    document: someQuery,
    withAuth: true,
    variables: { slug },
    onError() {
      notFound()
    },
  }

  await cachedGraphqlServerRequest(param)

  await cachedGraphqlServerRequest(param)

I know that now it works because the object reference is the same. The problem is that this example is quite simple but most of the time I will not be able to create an object before hand.

So is there a way to modify my cachedGraphqlServerRequest so I can keep calling my the function with the object as a parameter ?