feat: add transaction runner for better transaction retries #315
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Adds a RunTransaction function that executes read/write transactions in a retry loop, and automatically retries the transaction if it was aborted by Spanner. This prevents ErrAbortedDueToConcurrentModification from being returned. Using this function requires the transaction to be passed as a function argument instead of using the traditional model of calling Begin and Commit on a connection.
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Adds a RunTransaction function that executes read/write transactions in a retry loop, and automatically retries the transaction if it was aborted by Spanner. This prevents ErrAbortedDueToConcurrentModification from being returned.
Using this function requires the transaction to be passed as a function argument instead of using the traditional model of calling Begin and Commit on a connection.