Atomic Multi-Write Operations in AdonisJS with Lucid Transactions
Make a multi-write AdonisJS operation atomic with a Lucid transaction: pass one client to every query, throw domain errors to roll back, and prove it with a failure-forcing test.
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Make a multi-write AdonisJS operation atomic with a Lucid transaction: pass one client to every query, throw domain errors to roll back, and prove it with a failure-forcing test.
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