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Currently, managing transactions in our application requires explicit handling in each method that interacts with the database. This can lead to repetitive code and potential errors if a transaction is not properly initiated or managed. It also complicates the flow of the application, making it harder to ensure that all database operations are executed within a transaction context.
What is the feature you are proposing to solve the problem?
I propose the creation of a "DrizzleOrTx" Context.Tag that would allow developers to initiate a transaction in a main method and then yield the "DrizzleOrTx" context in any subsequent methods that are called within that transaction. This would encapsulate the transaction management, ensuring that all operations within the transaction are properly handled without the need for repetitive context passing. The feature would streamline transaction management, improve code readability, and reduce the risk of errors.
What alternatives have you considered?
Creating custom wrappers for each transaction could work, but it would lead to increased complexity and maintenance overhead.
While higher-order functions could encapsulate transaction logic, they may not provide the same level of clarity and ease of use as a dedicated context tag.
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What is the problem this feature would solve?
Currently, managing transactions in our application requires explicit handling in each method that interacts with the database. This can lead to repetitive code and potential errors if a transaction is not properly initiated or managed. It also complicates the flow of the application, making it harder to ensure that all database operations are executed within a transaction context.
What is the feature you are proposing to solve the problem?
I propose the creation of a "DrizzleOrTx" Context.Tag that would allow developers to initiate a transaction in a main method and then yield the "DrizzleOrTx" context in any subsequent methods that are called within that transaction. This would encapsulate the transaction management, ensuring that all operations within the transaction are properly handled without the need for repetitive context passing. The feature would streamline transaction management, improve code readability, and reduce the risk of errors.
What alternatives have you considered?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: