This decorator wraps the method with em.transactional(), so you can provide TransactionOptions just like with em.transactional().
The difference is that you can specify the context in which the transaction begins by providing context option,
and if omitted, the transaction will begin in the current context implicitly.
It works on async functions and can be nested with em.transactional().
This decorator wraps the method with
em.transactional(), so you can provideTransactionOptionsjust like withem.transactional(). The difference is that you can specify the context in which the transaction begins by providingcontextoption, and if omitted, the transaction will begin in the current context implicitly. It works on async functions and can be nested withem.transactional().