Gavin King
Gavin King
Well on the contrary I see this as much simpler.
Well, I mean, the previous example would look something approximately like: ```java public Uni transactionalMethod() { return pool.withTransaction((tx, c) -> { return Uni.combine().all().unis( insertSomething(), updateSomethingElse(), evenMoreWork() ); }); } public...
Yes, precisely.
It's working for other cases, right? (Many-to-one, one-to-many.)
Note: #443 is a related issue.
Yep, I believe they result in an association table. This isn't a huge surprise, since I implemented the batch fetch stuff before we had many-to-many support. So I think it...
Interesting. We need to figure out why.
What's the current status of this?
Well the issue is that the *very first thing* that Max tried to do with HR was to connect to postgres via a :tc: URI. And I can see him...
(FTR, I'm not a great fan _either_.)