Hey Kaan,

This is interesting indeed.  It's not entirely clear from this description 
if this is expected behavior or an issue with the platform.  As it is 
however, I believe this post would be better suited as a Defect Report on 
the App Engine public issue tracker 
<https://code.google.com/p/googleappengine/issues/entry?template=Defect>. 
 If you file the public issue, I would recommend also providing the 
following:

   - A trimmed down reproduction to speed up the investigation.  This is 
   the quickest way to get all the specific details of your models, 
   transactions and handlers interacting with them.
   - The circumstances under which you encountered this.  Knowing the 
   request load, frequency, etc. will help us better understand how easy it is 
   to encounter this behavior.
   
Also, feel free to post a link to the issue here so that readers can follow 
through if they are also experiencing this issue.

Cheers,
Nicholas

On Thursday, November 3, 2016 at 7:19:44 AM UTC-4, Kaan Soral wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> With high retry[60] ndb transactions, I'm getting 2 contention exceptions 
> (2 consecutive "TransactionFailedError(too much contention on these 
> datastore entities..." logs), on the third retry, the get routine returns 
> None instead of the entity, and the routine fails with an exception trying 
> to access a property of None
>
> Is this expected?
>
> It's highly unexpected to me
>
> As an additional info, it's an "XG" transaction, the "None" entity is the 
> second entity that's fetched after an exception is logged for the first 
> entity
>

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