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Grails StaleObjectStateException in lock () method

I get a StaleObjectStateException exception while I try to lock a domain object inside a transactional service (grails 2.3.8):

@Transactional
class AnalyticsService {
    boolean newStreamView(Long streamId) {

    Stream stream = Stream.lock(streamId) // The exception is launched here

Of course, this only happens if there are many simultaneous calls to this service. As I can see, hibernation is trying to block the ID and version parameters:

select id from stream where id =442 and version =305 for update

and it fails. If I disable optimistic locking (version: false) inside this domain class, everything works fine (sleep mode just uses an identifier to lock the string).

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