Naming Dynamo transactions in Revit

[salvatoredragotta]

@HossZamani You can still use

from Autodesk.Revit.DB import Transaction
t = Transaction(doc, 'Name')
t.Start()
#Do stuff
t.Commit() 

but look at this post:

TransactionManager vs Transaction

The transaction manager is just a layer around the regular revit transactions that manages them for you. It’s preferable to use it instead of regular transactions because that way, if your script crashes before a transaction can be committed, the manager will make sure to finalize everything and do all the necessary cleanup. Otherwise you’ll end up with a stray open transaction, at least until revit’s built-in utilities can clean it up. If you need to do any rollbacks, you can always open a sub…