Sean CazzellCazzell wrote: > There has been a lot of interest on the list of having a way to > automatically wrap a request in a transaction. The most obvious way to > do this is to add it into expose. Michele has done a great job putting > together the relevant information (with suggestions frBickingBicking) on > ticket #80 here: > > http://trac.turbogears.org/turbogears/ticket/80 >
Thanks Sean for taking into this ticket. > Since I am already doing some hacking on expose > (movivalidatorvalidatorinputform inputforminputformcorators) I thought I'd > pick this one up. > > My question is - do we want this on by default, or do we want to > explicitly enable it with a parameter to expose? > > Enabled by default (must explicitly disable): > @expose(transaction=False) > > Disabled by default (must explicitly enable): > @expose(transaction=True) > > Obviously the latter is backwards compatible, but if everyone is going > to want a transaction for all of their controller methods, maybe it > should be enabled by default? > I vote for making it disabled by default, since you will only use this when you are saving to the db having: @expose(transaction=True) is more explicit, and (as you noted) backwards compatible. > > Sean Ciao Michele
