#294 feat: domain operations on the transaction adapter - #295
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Closes #294
A command declaring
sets(...)generated its UPDATE only on the pool repository, so an operation that has to commit together with other writes had to be rewritten as raw SQL — the thing declaring it was meant to prevent.The adapter now carries the same operations: same statement, same compile-time column checking, executed against the transaction. A missing row is
Ok(None)rather than an error, matching the adapter's other methods.Covered by a live test that runs the operation inside a transaction, rolls back and proves the write went with it, and asserts an unknown id reports no row. Documented in the README and the commands page in all five wiki languages.