Hi,
i'm adding in sqlkit library some signals around commit, and particularly
in post-commit phase.
As I'd like to have the possibility to see which attributes where modified
from within the callback I used 'after_flush' method of SessionExtension.
So I have 2 questions:
1. Trivial tests show it behaves as I want it but how confident can I be
that the signal is not emitted if the commit goes wrong? Is it correct
that -as flush has already occurred- it mainly depends on what has
happened between the BEGIN statement and the COMMIT?
2. after_flush has a flush_context argument: what can I use it for?
thanks a lot
sandro
*:-)
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