Add context.transaction for interactive Prisma transactions when using a Keystone context
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context.transaction for interactive transactions when using a contextcontext.transaction for interactive transactions when using a Keystone context
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context.transaction for interactive transactions when using a Keystone contextcontext.transaction for interactive Prisma transactions when using a Keystone context
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This pull request adds
context.transactionfor running interactive Prisma transactions through a Keystone context.An example has been added in
examples/transactions/schema.tsthat shows how you might use this functionality in a custom GraphQL mutation.This functionality is the bare-minimum approach to adding transactions for now, but future work will focus on how we can integrate transactions into hooks and other Keystone operations more fluently.