public async Task <FluentResults.Result> Commit()
{
AssertNotDisposed();
if (TransactionState != TransactionState.OK)
{
return(Results.Fail(new TransactionFinished(TransactionState.ToString())));
}
TransactionState = TransactionState.Committed;
if (!HasMutated)
{
return(Results.Ok());
}
try {
await Client.Commit(Context);
return(Results.Ok());
} catch (RpcException rpcEx) {
// I'm not 100% sure here - so what happens if the transaction
// throws an exception? It'll be in state committed, but it
// isn't in Dgraph. It can't be retried because of the state.
// The handling here is the same as in Dgo, so I assume you have
// to retry all the operations again and then try to commit
// again.
return(Results.Fail(new FluentResults.ExceptionalError(rpcEx)));
}
}
