Docs: Enhance moveCard() examples with database transaction support#87
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Added examples for custom card movement logic with transaction handling to ensure data integrity.
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Added examples for custom card movement logic with transaction handling to ensure data integrity.
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What does this PR do?
Updates the
Integration Patternsdocumentation to include a recommendedDB::transactionwrapper when overriding themoveCard()method.Why is this necessary?
The current documentation shows custom logic executing after
parent::moveCard()has already committed to the database. If a developer implements multi-table logic (like creating an activity log or triggering a complex state machine) and that logic throws an exception, the database becomes out of sync (the card moved, but the dependent logic failed).Wrapping the method in a transaction ensures true atomicity. If the developer's custom logic fails, the card movement rolls back safely, and Livewire should gracefully returns the card to its original column on the frontend. This makes Flowforge much safer for enterprise or for such specific use cases!