According to Django's documentation I can set ATOMIC_REQUESTS
to make all requests atomic. It also states that I'm able to selectively turn it off on a "per-View" basis, not "per-View-function".
But it isn't clear if the GET
method would also be transactional. I understand that the REST definition considers this method as safe
and idempotent
, thus it shouldn't ever be transactional. Specially when you think about several GET
requests unnecessarily overloading the database.
Finally, we're using a ListCreateView
then we cannot make the entire view non-transactional and also we cannot create a separated view just for listing because that would hurt our URLs pattern.
Unfortunately it's not possible.