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Unguarded db.OpenAsync() call risks throwing an unhandled exception upon a database connection failure. Wrap OpenAsync and the subsequent transaction/ExecuteAsync block in a try/catch that logs context and handles or rethrows the error appropriately to comply with Rule [1].
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Unguarded `db.OpenAsync()` call risks throwing an unhandled exception upon a database connection failure. Wrap `OpenAsync` and the subsequent transaction/`ExecuteAsync` block in a try/catch that logs context and handles or rethrows the error appropriately to comply with Rule [1].
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Unguarded external database call in db.OpenAsync() omits mandated error mapping per Rule [27]. Wrap the OpenAsync call in a try/catch, log the relevant departmentId identifier, and map exceptions to an application-level error or rethrow with context.
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Unguarded external database call in `db.OpenAsync()` omits mandated error mapping per Rule [27]. Wrap the `OpenAsync` call in a try/catch, log the relevant `departmentId` identifier, and map exceptions to an application-level error or rethrow with context.
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Pull Request Description: RG-T129 Delete Repo bug
Summary
This PR fixes multiple bugs in the department deletion repository that prevented departments from being properly deleted in SQL Server environments.
Changes
File:
Repositories/Resgrid.Repositories.DataRepository/DeleteRepository.csThree critical fixes were applied to the
DeleteDepartmentAndUsersAsyncmethod:Transaction parameter missing — The SQL delete operations were not being executed within the transaction. The
transactionobject was created but never passed todb.ExecuteAsync(), meaning the delete commands ran outside the transaction scope (or failed silently).Connection not opened before transaction — Added an explicit
await db.OpenAsync()call beforeBeginTransaction()to ensure the connection is in an open state prior to creating the transaction.Incorrect return value — The method always returned
falseeven after a successful deletion. This was corrected to returntrueupon successful completion of the SQL Server deletion block.Functional Impact
Prior to this fix, deleting a department and its associated users would not work correctly on SQL Server deployments — the delete operations were effectively non-functional due to the missing transaction binding, and the method incorrectly reported failure regardless of outcome. Departments and their related data (users, messages, etc.) will now be properly and reliably deleted within a transactional context.