Use tokio postgres built-in droppable transaction in txn example #111
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Thanks, I think that makes sense. I would prefer to keep it all inline though, instead of extracting a function for running the query. |
Looks like tokio_postgres::Transaction is a more official transaction type that will automatically rollback if it has not been committed. I like the explicit BEGIN/COMMIT/ROLLBACK, but I think it's better to use the tokio_postgres crate features.
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Added the function to avoid |
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Thanks! |
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Looks like tokio_postgres::Transaction is a more official transaction type that will automatically rollback if it has not been committed when dropped. I like the explicit BEGIN/COMMIT/ROLLBACK, but I think it's better to use the tokio_postgres crate features.
With this change, should #20 be closed?
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