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MySql EventStore does not support transactions #39

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basz opened this issue Jan 13, 2017 · 2 comments
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MySql EventStore does not support transactions #39

basz opened this issue Jan 13, 2017 · 2 comments

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basz commented Jan 13, 2017

Adding the TransactionManager Plugin to a MySqlEventStore should throw an exception as it can only be used by Postgres.

Currently it runs out of memory
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prolic commented Jan 25, 2017

@basz how did you do that? The TransactionManager has a typehint for TransactionalEventStore in the constructor, and the MySqlEventStore does not implement that interface. So PHP should throw already.

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basz commented Jan 26, 2017

I don't remember. When i try it now it indeed dies: PHP Fatal error: Uncaught TypeError:

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gquemener added a commit to gquemener/recipes-contrib that referenced this issue Dec 10, 2019
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The TransactionManager service is not compatible with the preconfigured
event store from the prooph/pdo-event-store flex recipe.

In order to use it, one must first reconfigure the event store
definition to use the PostgresEventStore implementation (instead of the
MySqlEventStore implementation).

See prooph/pdo-event-store#39
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Removes incompatible service
7581b9e 
The TransactionManager service is not compatible with the preconfigured
event store from the prooph/pdo-event-store flex recipe.

In order to use it, one must first reconfigure the event store
definition to use the PostgresEventStore implementation (instead of the
MySqlEventStore implementation).

See prooph/pdo-event-store#39
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