I have a typical transaction operation using mongoose in my nodeJS/Express application:

let session = null;
try {
  session = await mongoose.startSession();
  await User.create({ ... });
  await Otp.create({ ... });
  await session.commitTransaction();
}
catch (error) {
  await session.abortTransaction();
}
finally {
  session.endSession();
}

However, I have learned that both abortTransaction() and endSession() can throw errors, which is why I wonder what happens when these operations fail? Will mongoose clean up the mess by itself? Or do I need to periodically re-attempt to abort the transaction/end the session until it works or some other weird stuff like that? Can’t seem to find any information about how to handle this as every tutorial I see just leave the code the way I wrote it in the code block above without even wrapping the abort or end calls in their own try catches.