Interface IMailAnsweringAuditTrail

Namespace

MailFathom.Application.Retrieval.AskMail.Audit

Assembly

MailFathom.Application.dll

Writes the durable record one finished answering run leaves behind.

public interface IMailAnsweringAuditTrail

Remarks

It is asked of every run that ends, however it ended, and it decides for itself which entries are owed: one per account in the run's scope whose operator turned the record on, and none at all on a deployment where nobody did. The caller therefore reads no setting and holds no branch about whether a record exists.

It fails no answer for a reason of its own. The run is over by the time this is called and the answer has already been produced, so a record that could fail the question it describes would be worse than a record with a hole in it. Every entry that does not get written is warned about naming the run and counted where an operator can see it. The one thing that travels on is the caller's own cancellation, which is reported the same way before it is re-raised.

Enablement is read as the run ends rather than carried from when it began, which is the deliberate difference from the mutation trail. A mutation is authored, persisted, and converged over minutes or hours, so a toggle flipped mid-flight would leave gaps that look like changes nobody made; a run is one request, and there is no window worth carrying an answer across.

Methods

RecordAsync(MailAnsweringRunObservation, CancellationToken)

Appends the entries one finished run owes, for the accounts whose record is on.