Nick Strupat
Don't mind at all :) I'm just giving it a test now, so maybe hold off until I make sure it's all working.
Not definitively. I think it works, but I'm not sure how to test it well, given my current time allowance.
Agreed, this particular case isn't matched by the current IL patterns. It looks like I need to flesh-out the unit tests and go over all the IL patterns.
I've added the pattern and your code works now. I've updated the NuGet package to 0.8.1. Thanks for your help and patience.
Is your issue resolved? Can I close this?
Hi @chicobaptista , Hi @chicobaptista , This is an interesting use case. I hadn't come up with a good design for handling transactions so I just left it. Could you...
So the transaction isn't applied to all the changes within that single instance of DbContext?
My apologies, I did not see this issue until now. Were you able to resolve it?
There's no performance gain. It's just a different (sometimes better, sometimes worse) programming model... a different way to express a behaviour.
You have an interesting use case. Ideally the triggers library would figure out this situation and run the right triggers. I have tried to recreate your scenario with both Sqlite...