Oplog of a collection created in a transaction
What changes in Oplog of a collection created in a transaction compared with MongoDB and what your application has to do.
This difference is of the Different kind.
What MongoDB does
It puts that collection's create inside the transaction's applyOps.
What TeselaDB does
It writes the create and its createIndexes in their own entries just before the transaction's applyOps.
What your application has to do
If a tool replays the oplog, make it apply the entries in order.