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Saga's compensation is not a physical rollback and cannot restore side effects already consumed by external systems; it can only perform semantically equivalent reverse operations.
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10/15/2026
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Postmortem of an AI Database Deletion Incident: How to Add a Hardcore Fuse to Your Agent
bilibili枫叶边城10/12/2026
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