pub async fn write(record: AuditRecord, database: &Database)Expand description
Writes one row against a bare database handle.
The free function exists for the relay backend: it settles an issuance
from a background task that holds an Arc<Database> and no Auditor, and
it needs no reverse lookup either — the address it records was resolved
during the finalize request and stored on the upstream_orders row. Giving
that task an Auditor would have meant threading one through
signer::build_backends and Profile::build_all for the sake of a resolver
it would never call.
A failed write is logged and swallowed. The alternative — failing the
request — would turn a certificate this CA has already signed into a 500 the
client retries, issuing a second one, which is a worse outcome for the same
underlying fault. It is also nearly unreachable in practice: this is the
same SQLite file the order was just written to, so a failure here means the
write that preceded it had already failed. The error! carries the record’s
identifying fields, so the trail survives in the log even when the table did
not get it.