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* Introduce new AuditEntryService - Moved logic related to the IAuditEntryRepository from the AuditService to the new service - Introduced new Async methods - Using ids (for easier transition from the previous Write method) - Using keys - Moved and updated integration tests related to the audit entries to a new test class `AuditEntryServiceTests` - Added unit tests class `AuditEntryServiceTests` and added a few unit tests - Added migration to add columns for `performingUserKey` and `affectedUserKey` and convert existing user ids - Adjusted usages of the old AuditService.Write method to use the new one (mostly notification handlers) * Apply suggestions from code review * Small improvement * Some adjustments following code review. Removed UnknownUserKey and used null instead. * Small adjustments * Better handle audits performed during the migration state * Update TODO comment
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