Why does using axios.all as multiple endpoints unify subscription names into one?

[dev-splin]

When calling endpoint as shown below

const [fetchApplicantInStepSearch] = useLazyFetchApplicantInStepSearchQuery();
const [res1, res2, res3, res4] = await Promise.all([
      fetchApplicantInStepSearch(80).unwrap(),
      fetchApplicantInStepSearch(81).unwrap(),
      fetchApplicantInStepSearch(82).unwrap(),
      fetchApplicantInStepSearch(83).unwrap(),
    ]);

Subscribed names are as follows.

// subscribe 1
{
  api: {
    subscriptions: {
      fetchApplicantInStepSearch("80"): {},
      fetchApplicantInStepSearch("81"): {},
      fetchApplicantInStepSearch("82"): {},
      fetchApplicantInStepSearch("83"): {
        "qhSj7quEEIrSVEbPaba4S": {
          "pollingInterval": 0
        }
      },
}

// subscribe 2
{
  api: {
    subscriptions: {
      fetchApplicantInStepSearch("83"): {
        "6Vjgrax5qyLclSG0V59iV": {
          "pollingInterval": 0
        }
      },
}

// subscribe 3
{
  api: {
    subscriptions: {
      fetchApplicantInStepSearch("83"): {
        "72jgCi4_B-KMXn8HoknmX": {
          "pollingInterval": 0
        }
      },
}

// subscribe 4
{
  api: {
    subscriptions: {
      fetchApplicantInStepSearch("83"): {
        "CqPhQ_EMVZ1bviq1BNKsW": {
          "pollingInterval": 0
        }
      },
}

Why do all the subscription names become the same?

I want to know why and how to solve it.

[EskiMojo14]

useLazyQuery only subscribes to one argument at a time, so each trigger is overriding the last.
If you want to subscribe to multiple at the same time, call the hook itself multiple times:

const res1 = useFetchApplicantInStepSearchQuery(80);
const res2 = useFetchApplicantInStepSearchQuery(81);
const res3 = useFetchApplicantInStepSearchQuery(82);
const res4 = useFetchApplicantInStepSearchQuery(83);

[dev-splin]

Oh, there's a reason for this.. Thank you so much!