consumers of the Datastore Watch API may want to access the postgres transaction of a revision, and
the recorded timestamp.
Since we don't want to load it in every call sites for performance reasons, a revision may be in a partial state, thus it should be retrieved via the accessor methods.
consumers of the Datastore Watch API may want to access the postgres transaction of a revision, and the recorded timestamp.
Since we don't want to load it in every call sites for performance reasons, a revision may be in a partial state, thus it should be retrieved via the accessor methods.