doodloo
I’m trying to make sense of something and the fact that I don’t understand it might prove that I’m using it wrong.
I’ve got various changeset functions exposed for an Ecto Schema. They add an optimistic lock check to the changeset structs.
As part of a large Ecto Multi, I noticed that when the update fails because of a lock mismatch, an exception is raised rather than an error tuple.
This kind of defeats the purpose of using an Ecto Multi in the first place, as the goal is to have the result of multi |> Repo.transaction() piped into a case statement, to gracefully let the user know what’s happening.
What is wrong in my logic?
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So the issue with optimistic locks is that you don’t get to know that the lock field was the actual issue causing the more general error of trying to update a stale record. E.g. the original record could’ve been deleted in the meantime as well. So the changeset functionality around
optimistic_lockcannot handle the resulting error. There is astale_error_fieldconfig onRepo.updatethough, which you can use to catch the exception and instead have it reported as an error.doodloo
Thanks a lot @LostKobrakai . Sorry for the late answer!