Sanne Grinovero

@FroMage I agree with that, but perhaps the problem is people "stumble" on this, losing the flow? Especially if it's unclear that simply doing `getEntityManager().merge(a)` is an option. What if...

Most of this processing for the "SerializedApplication" could be moved to build-time. Want to try that?

Ok for closing, but I still hope that any follow up could move a good chunk of all the initialization work of those data structures to build time.

I agree with the sentiment! But there's quite some novel work to be done. Let me clarify: > Quarkus + Hibernate works great! Right, thanks :) > Quarkus + Infinispan...

@karesti I agree we should talk about it. I'm just very skeptical in allowing "traditional" discovery protocols, but if there's some form of cloud orchestrator injecting the expected topology, that...

P.S. if we could do Hibernate 2LC over remote Infinispan that would be certainly my preference. It could also offer some consideration for reference data which doesn't require strong consistency...

@Transactional public void testHelloEndpoint() { assertEquals(2, MyEntity.count()); boolean deleted = MyEntity.deleteById(entity.getId()); assertTrue(deleted); assertEquals(1, MyEntity.count()); // This is failing, expected: 1, actual: 2 } The transaction only gets committed after the...

In other words, you'd need to verify the new count in a new transaction. Alternatively you can force a flush() on the EntityManager to apply the changes immediately.

Ok, thanks.

sorry, indeed should have re-added the `bug` label. @Dutch-0 I don't understand your new example - using Hibernate Reactive for the find operations, but not doing reactive for delete and...