Allow session rollbacks on HTTPExceptions #43
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By default fastapi handles HTTPExceptions and does not raise inside the fastapi-sqlalchemy middleware. We introduce two new parameters to control rollback behaviour: - rollback_on_client_error rolls back on 40x http exceptions - rollback_on_server_error rolls back on 50x http exceptions Additional we add support to force rollback if used outside a route in context manager by setting the attribute `force_rollback` on the session context (see tests/test_session.py).
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By default fastapi handles HTTPExceptions and does not raise inside the fastapi-sqlalchemy middleware. We introduce two new parameters to control rollback behaviour:
Additional we add support to force rollback if used outside a route in context manager by setting the attribute
force_rollbackon the session context (see tests/test_session.py).