Group mount work by connection pool and use pool.with_connection#59
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Mirror Rails' fixture loading idiom: group models by connection_pool (stable identity, role-aware) instead of connection, and wrap the batch execution in pool.with_connection. Behaviorally identical inside an rspec-rails transactional fixture (with_connection yields the already-leased connection), but more correct under role switching, multi-DB, or programmatic use of mount outside a test transaction. Also stops calling model.connection multiple times per mount. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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(Reopens #54 — the original was auto-closed when its base branch was deleted at merge.)
Summary
Mirror Rails' fixture loading idiom in `ActiveRecordCoder#mount`:
Why
`connection_pool` is the stable identity for "this model's connection source." `model.connection` returns whatever connection the current thread/role happens to have checked out. `pool.with_connection` is the canonical lifecycle primitive — yields the leased connection if one exists, else checks out + checks in.
Behaviorally identical inside an rspec-rails transactional fixture (the test thread already has a connection leased), but more correct under role switching, multi-DB, or programmatic use of mount outside a test transaction.
Stack
Part of a stack: this is #2 of 6 (#53 already merged).
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