- lagoon.Transaction doc and README state that a nested call over a root
handle returns an error instead of opening an independent transaction
- beachcomber README no longer promises an immediate sync inside a plain
GORM transaction; it is warned and skipped since 11-08
- lagoon.Transaction, the lagoon:after_commit flush and the immediate
AfterCommit path pass a handle with an empty statement on the write's
connection (Session NewDB+Context, Clauses(), Session NewDB)
- a WithContext query through the handle no longer continues from the
written model's statement (deferred from 11-05)
- TestTransactionAfterCommit/callback_handle_has_a_clean_statement covers
the implicit, plain-transaction and lagoon.Transaction paths
- OnDatabase runs a callback once the database is published (now, or when
lagoon.Publish runs), so GORM callbacks registered at Boot also install
under serve, where Boot runs before the database is opened
- Transaction runs AfterCommit callbacks in order after a successful commit;
nested calls are savepoints whose callbacks drop with them
- the lagoon:after_commit GORM callback flushes single-statement AfterCommit
work after GORM's own commit; outside a transaction it runs immediately
- Pin River v0.47.0 (riverdatabasesql, rivertype) and tidy the example modules
- lagoon.Migrate runs the summercms.conga set: River schema v7 and summer_jobs
with the apparatus columns plus an internal river_job_id link
- conga.Manager.Dispatch writes the summer_jobs row (status IN_PROGRESS) and the
River job on the caller's *sql.Tx; a rollback leaves neither
- conga.Job wraps typed job functions so plugins never import River
- conga.StartWorker runs one client on riverdatabasesql.NewWithPgxListener with
a single-connection LISTEN pool; the final failed attempt sets ERROR
- TestListenPickupLatency: 30s poll, pickup under 1s; poll-only control 2s miss
lagoon.Fill now returns a *lagoon.FillTypeError naming the key when a
requested value cannot be stored in its column (a fraction, exponent or
overflow for an integer field, or a value of the wrong type). The admin
save path maps it to a validation_failed 422 on that field instead of a
500 CapabilityError; genuine capability failures keep the 500.
- lagoon.Fill converts a json.Number (from a UseNumber decoder, as cabana's
save path uses) into integer, unsigned and float fields; a fraction or an
overflow is an error
- before this, saving a type: number field into an *int column was a 500
- README documents the conversion
