I am migrating between the said versions and have been introduced to a
new bug in doing so. The bug happens in our application's
interceptors:
public override void AfterTransactionCompletion
(global::NHibernate.ITransaction tx)
{
base.AfterTransactionCompletion(tx);
if (tx.WasCommitted) <-- NULL REFERENCE EXCEPTION ON 'tx'
{ ....}
}
In NH 2.0.0, there was an explicit check for a null condition before
calling this interceptor method. In NH 2.1.2, this check was removed.
NHibernate 2.0
-------------------------
SessionImpl -> line 344 :: if (rootSession == null && tx != null)
NHibernate 2.1.2
-------------------------
SessionImpl -> line 397 :: if (rootSession == null)
My work around will be checking for a null condition in my interceptor
implementation. I am curious as to why this changed.
Thank you - Patrick
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