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Expand Up @@ -156,7 +156,7 @@ By default, `fetchBaseQuery` assumes that every request you make will be `json`,

### Setting the query string

`fetchBaseQuery` provides a simple mechanism that converts an `object` to a serialized query string by passing the object. If this doesn't suit your needs, you have two options:
`fetchBaseQuery` provides a simple mechanism that converts an `object` to a serialized query string by passing the object to `new URLSearchParms()`. If this doesn't suit your needs, you have two options:

1. Pass the `paramsSerializer` option to `fetchBaseQuery` to apply custom transformations
2. Build your own querystring and set it in the `url`
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