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Why ArchiveKit's inline archive limit defaults to exactly 14, how EF Core's MaxBatchSize turns archiving into arithmetic, and an honest inventory of every deletion path the interceptor cannot see - synchronous saves, ExecuteDelete, and raw SQL. Part 3 of the Archive-on-Delete with ArchiveKit series.
The anatomy of ArchiveKit's SaveChangesInterceptor - detecting soft-deleted entities in the change tracker, building archive rows with zero extra database reads, and the one line of state-flip ordering that keeps EF from cascade-deleting the archive you just wrote. Part 2 of the Archive-on-Delete with ArchiveKit series.
Hard deletes destroy the audit trail; soft deletes clutter live tables forever. Introducing ArchiveKit, a .NET library that intercepts deletions and stores immutable archive snapshots with TTL policies and cascade archiving.
