perf: use resetForRetry for retrying aborted transactions #319
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Transactions that are aborted by Spanner and that need to be retried should use the resetForRetry method, instead of creating a new transaction. This gives the retried transaction a higher priority, which again reduces the probability that the transaction will again be aborted by Spanner if it conflicts with another transaction with lower priority.
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Transactions that are aborted by Spanner and that need to be retried should use the resetForRetry method, instead of creating a new transaction. This gives the retried transaction a higher priority, which again reduces the probability that the transaction will again be aborted by Spanner if it conflicts with another transaction with lower priority.