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feat: drop read_only on a connection returned back to a pool#189
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feat: drop read_only on a connection returned back to a pool#189
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Current connections reset mechanism doesn't drop
read_onlyproperty of a connection returned back to a connections pool. It makes the following cases possible:ReadOnlyconnection, executes some operations and returnes the connection back to the pool (automatically)ReadOnly, but the pool returns the connection, which was toggled to theReadOnlymode earlier (as it's a pool, it returns the connections created earlier, it is its purpos).Such a situation can be very unexpected and will require for user to write additional logic to understand if the connection can be used in their case. To avoid it, we better drop
read_onlyattribute to its default value when a connection is returned back to pool.P.S. because of the same reasons we're already dropping
stalenessattribute on a connection reset.