Call add_to_transaction on #restore! as well
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Under certain conditions, combining the use of paranoia and counter_culture can result in callbacks not being run. This is perhaps due to an interaction between after_commit_action and user-defined after_commit callbacks, but unfortunately I have been unable to pin this down in tests. Note this makes restore! roughly symmetric with delete/destroy in its existing use of add_to_transaction.
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I made some fairly extensive efforts to repro under test then gave up. What do you guys think? |
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Under certain conditions, combining the use of paranoia and
counter_culture can result in callbacks not being run. This is
perhaps due to an interaction between after_commit_action and
user-defined after_commit callbacks, but unfortunately I have been
unable to pin this down in tests.
Note this makes restore! roughly symmetric with delete/destroy in
its existing use of add_to_transaction.