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I just didn't get to tracking transaction IDs at all in #170. This might require #184, depending on how it's implemented, but there are simpler ways to achieve it.
Each transaction gets an extra assertion of the form:
[[:db/add:db/tx:db/txInstant INSTANT]]
where :db/tx is the next sequential transaction ID (in the :db.part/tx partition), and INSTANT is the transactors local time. (We'll ignore clock drift for now -- at our own peril.)
I just didn't get to tracking transaction IDs at all in #170. This might require #184, depending on how it's implemented, but there are simpler ways to achieve it.
Each transaction gets an extra assertion of the form:
where
:db/txis the next sequential transaction ID (in the:db.part/txpartition), and INSTANT is the transactors local time. (We'll ignore clock drift for now -- at our own peril.)