Fix #39205 ReadOnlyError when on writing connection #39261
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Thanks for the fix @santib! I merged your change manually on the command line with a fixed and improved test for the one that was failing. |
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Summary
Resolves #39205
I tried to solve the issue by making sure that the variable
writing_handlerwas actually getting set with a writing connection handler (and not a reading one by mistake).Notes:
enlist_fixture_connections ensures multiple databases share a connection pooland couldn't make it work yet. I would appreciate help here.cc @sinsoku @eileencodes