Closed ydinari closed 4 years ago
Hi @ydinari ,
The answer is yes.
SUPPORTS
means that it supports the current transaction, but will run without transaction if there is no current transaction.
Hope it helps
Thanks! Then is there a use case where I need to use Transaction({propagation: Propagation.SUPPORTS})?
Basically I tried to emulate all spring options. I myself, not sure what would be the use case for that.
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Suppose I have function foo() decorated with @Transactional, calling function bar(). Do we get the same behavior if bar is decorated with @Transactional({ propagation: Propagation.SUPPORTS }), or not decorated at all? It seems that way by looking at the logs of start and commit transaction, but I'm not sure this is guaranteed.