fix: Drizzle transactions not using lock context for React-Native #470
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Description
As part of #463 locks were fixed for
React-Native
, which resulted in Drizzle transactions on RN projects to never be executed. This was due to the original Drizzle transaction implementation not using the correct lock context. I could confirm that this issue was happening for bothRNQS
andOPSqlite
, but not for web.Fix
PowerSyncSQLiteSession
has been broken intoPowerSyncSQLiteSession
andPowerSyncSQLiteBaseSession
, which ensures that a transaction uses the constrained LockContext instead of the db context (allowing transactions to be executed in the lock context).This also makes room to eventually implement nested transactions/save points in
PowerSyncSqliteBaseSession
.Test
To verify this works across the board, I tested the fix for
RNQS
,OPSqlite
, and Web.The source files have also been renamed to better match class names.