There are several factors that can cause error triggers and request sending issues in SpringBoot's @OneToMany:
Incorrect mapping: If the mapping between the entities is not properly defined, it can cause issues such as conflicting foreign key values or incorrect data retrieval.
Lazy loading: If lazy loading is used, and the data is not loaded before it is needed, it can lead to issues such as missing data or database queries failing.
Circular referencing: If there is a circular reference between the entities, it can cause issues such as infinite recursion and stack overflow exceptions.
Transaction management: If transaction management is not properly handled, it can cause issues such as data corruption or requests not being sent to the database.
Outdated dependencies: If the dependencies used by the application are outdated, it can cause compatibility issues and break the application's functionality.
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