Use transactions to fix socket update errors#262
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Since we're adding our own modified version of sequelize-stream, can we remove it as a dependency?
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Yep, good call! Would also be nice to contribute these changes back to |
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As noted in the Sequelize docs, Sequelize uses a transaction internally for operations like
findOrCreate, which is precisely the method that the active staff API uses when adding staff members. I believe this fact is causing #92 - there's a race condition where we try to read a tuple before the transaction that creates it has been committed. This PR modifies the code fromsequelize-streamto make theoptionsobject available to event listeners so that we can useoptions.transactionas appropriate.Closes #92 (just over a year after it was reported!)