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Docs Transaction: Clear documentation on when a query (promise) can be created and used in a Txn #5815

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richard-stafflink opened this issue Apr 5, 2024 · 1 comment
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richard-stafflink commented Apr 5, 2024

It is unclear of when a promise (query or mutation) can be created that we want included in a trasaction.
When a promise is created, it is most comment for the I/O call to be made immediately.
I'm hoping this is not the case for Prisma queries/mutation (just like GQL dataloaders).

There was an old issue discussing clarification back in V3, and the result was the Prisma doco being updated: prisma/prisma#13564 (reply in thread)

Since then, and a few versions of the doco later, this info is missing.

So it would be nice to update the doco if this is still the case.

NOTE: in order for the promise to only fire when await/then, and not immediately, there would have to be a process.nextTick() (or a zero setTimeout)` - does that sound right?

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@richard-stafflink richard-stafflink changed the title Transaction: clear document on when a query (promise) can be created and used in a Txn Docs Transaction: Clear documentation on when a query (promise) can be created and used in a Txn Apr 5, 2024
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