Add soft-deleted saga experiment and documentation#2503
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Experiment confirms that Marten's LoadAsync does not filter soft-deleted documents, so Wolverine will still load and process completed sagas. Documentation recommends using ISoftDeleted interface and guarding handlers against the Deleted property. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
LoadAsyncdoes NOT filter soft-deleted documents, so Wolverine will still load and process completed soft-deleted sagasdocs/guide/durability/marten/sagas.mdrecommending theISoftDeletedinterface approach and guarding handlers against theDeletedpropertyKey Findings
When a saga type is configured with
[SoftDeleted]:MarkCompleted()→session.Delete()→ Marten soft-deletes the documentsession.LoadAsync()still returns the soft-deleted saga (it does NOT filter)The documentation recommends implementing
ISoftDeletedand explicitly checking theDeletedproperty in handlers.Test plan
saga_is_soft_deleted_when_completed— confirms LoadAsync returns soft-deleted sagasend_message_to_completed_soft_deleted_saga— confirms saga resurrection behavior🤖 Generated with Claude Code