Stratara.EventSourcing.Pipeline.CommandAudit 4.0.3

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Stratara.EventSourcing.Pipeline.CommandAudit

Derived. The behaviour described here is specified under openspec/specs/. Those specifications are the source; this page explains and illustrates them.

License: MIT.

Mediator pipeline behavior that records an audit row for every dispatched command in the Stratara event-sourced stack. Both arities are provided so consumers can register a single behavior pair and have it apply to all command shapes.

What's in the box

Type Purpose
AddCommandAuditing() The package's public surface — registers both behavior arities in one call.
CommandAuditBehavior<TRequest> (internal) Runs the audit-write step before delegating to next() for IRequest (commands without result).
CommandAuditBehavior<TRequest, TResult> (internal) Same, for IRequest<TResult> (commands with result + queries). Only records when the request also implements ICommandBase — queries flow through untouched.
CommandAuditWriter (internal) Opens a transaction on IWriteUnitOfWork, writes via ICommandAuditRepository.AddAsync, commits.

The behavior only audits commands — query requests reach the same generic interface but are filtered by the is ICommandBase check, so registering both behaviors application-wide is safe.

Quick start

// At composition time, alongside the other framework pipeline behaviors:
builder.Services.AddCommandAuditing();

That one call registers both behavior arities. The behavior types themselves are internal — they are an implementation detail, not something to name from your composition root.

The behaviors resolve IWriteUnitOfWork from DI (ships with Stratara.EventSourcing.EntityFrameworkCore in the default deployment). No additional registration is needed.

Dependencies

  • Stratara.Abstractions — for IPipelineBehavior<,>, IRequest/IRequest<T>, ICommandBase, IWriteUnitOfWork, ICommandAuditRepository.
  • JetBrains.Annotations — [UsedImplicitly] on the public behavior classes (DI-instantiated, no static call site).

At runtime an IWriteUnitOfWork implementation must be registered — typically by referencing Stratara.EventSourcing.EntityFrameworkCore and calling AddWriteStore(IConfiguration).

Security note — command payload contents

The audit row stores CommandTypeName and the serialized CommandJson of the dispatched command. Whatever fields your commands carry land in the audit table. Sensitive data (passwords, tokens, API keys, encryption material) MUST NOT live on a command record — or must be marked with [EncryptData] so the registered ISecureJsonSerializer encrypts them before persistence.

The default Stratara registration uses ISecureJsonSerializer (AES-GCM + tenant-scoped AAD) for the audit serialization, so [EncryptData]-annotated properties are protected. Plain-text properties go to disk unencrypted — treat the audit table accordingly when designing command shapes.

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Three fixes to the same complaint: a host composed exactly as the documentation describes did not
start. Each one was a registration the composites assumed somebody else had made — a tracer, a unit
of work, a Redis connection — and each is now made by the registration that needs it. Nothing that
already worked changes: every fix defers to a registration the host makes itself, in either order,
so the lines a working host added to get past these gaps can simply be deleted. Additive on every
published surface.

### Fixed

- **A host without Redis starts and dispatches.** Every composite that carries a dispatcher
 registered the projection-replay state, and its only implementation took a Redis connection that
 no composite registers, so a host composed as documented failed at its first dispatch unless it
 also ran Redis and called `AddCaching()`. `AddProjectionReplayState()` now chooses at first
 resolution: with a registered `IConnectionMultiplexer` the Redis-backed state as before, without
 one an in-process state with the same lease semantics — and a warning, once at start-up
 (`104_012`), that replay coordination is confined to that process, so a replay requested there
 suppresses publication there only. A deployment whose replay must reach several hosts registers
 the shared connection, in either order. Redis-backed hosts observe no change.
- **Registering a store context now registers its unit of work.**
 `AddNpgsqlWriteDbContextFactory<T>()` registered the context factory, the context and the default
 connection resolver but not the `IWriteUnitOfWork` that the event source, the outbox dispatcher and
 the command worker take from the container — and nothing else in the published packages did, so a
 host composed exactly as documented failed at its first command with a dependency-injection error.
 The write registration now try-adds a scoped `IWriteUnitOfWork` over its context, and
 `AddNpgsqlReadDbContextFactory<T>()` try-adds `IProjectionsUnitOfWork` and `IReadUnitOfWork`
 likewise. A unit of work the host registers itself, before or after, is still the one used; a
 hand-written registration can simply be deleted.
- **`AddMediator()` no longer requires the host to register an OpenTelemetry `Tracer`.** The
 mediator traces every dispatch and obtained its tracer from the host, but nothing registered one,
 so a host that called `AddMediator()` and nothing else failed at the first resolve of `IMediator`.
 `AddMediator()` now registers a fallback that emits the dispatch spans from the framework's
 `Stratara.Application` activity source — a host that subscribes to framework telemetry sees them,
 a host that subscribes to nothing pays for nothing. A `Tracer` the host registers, before or after
 `AddMediator()`, is still the one used, so no existing host changes behaviour; the registration
 line can simply be deleted. The samples, the README and the package README no longer carry it.