Commit DID operations and publication queues atomically - #1316
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Store accepted events and publication queue entries in one adapter transaction so queue failures cannot strand local-only operations.\n\nConsolidate duplicate Mongo queue documents before enforcing unique registry queues.
jahatch512
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…-publication # Conflicts: # tests/gatekeeper/crud.test.ts
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Overview
Gatekeeper previously persisted accepted create and update operations before adding them to mediator publication queues. A queue failure could therefore leave a DID changed locally while the API reported failure and the operation was never published.
This change commits the event, index change, and required publication queue entries within one database operation.
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