The request appears to be related to a technical issue within the development of a feature for the Twitter app. Specifically, the user is asking for a solution to 'invalidate inline hook'. This term is commonly used in the context of software development, particularly in frameworks like React, where an 'inline hook' refers to a JavaScript function that is used inside a component to manage state or effects. 'Invalidate' in this context typically means to trigger a re-render or update of the component when certain conditions are met or when data changes. The user's request is likely seeking a method or a process to ensure that the Twitter app's components update correctly in response to data changes, thereby maintaining the app's performance and user experience. However, without more specific details about the app's architecture and the nature of the inline hooks being used, it's challenging to provide a precise solution. It would be helpful to have more context about the specific scenarios where the hooks are used and the expected behavior when they need to be invalidated.