- Implementation plan for ContentMoveOperationService extraction - Two critical review documents with identified issues - Completion summary confirming all tasks executed 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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ContentService Refactoring Phase 4: Move Operation Service Implementation Plan - Completion Summary
1. Overview
The original plan specified extracting Move, Copy, Sort, and Recycle Bin operations from ContentService into a dedicated IContentMoveOperationService. The scope included creating an interface in Umbraco.Core, an implementation inheriting from ContentServiceBase, DI registration, ContentService delegation updates, unit tests, integration tests, test verification, design document updates, and git tagging.
Overall Completion Status: FULLY COMPLETE
All 9 tasks from the implementation plan have been successfully executed with all tests passing.
2. Completed Items
- Task 1: Created
IContentMoveOperationService.csinterface with 10 methods covering Move, Copy, Sort, and Recycle Bin operations - Task 2: Created
ContentMoveOperationService.csimplementation (~450 lines) inheriting fromContentServiceBase - Task 3: Registered service in DI container via
UmbracoBuilder.cs - Task 4: Updated
ContentService.csto delegate Move/Copy/Sort operations to the new service - Task 5: Created unit tests (
ContentMoveOperationServiceInterfaceTests.cs) verifying interface contract - Task 6: Created integration tests (
ContentMoveOperationServiceTests.cs) with 19 tests covering all operations - Task 7: Ran full ContentService test suite - 220 passed, 2 skipped
- Task 8: Updated design document marking Phase 4 as complete (revision 1.8)
- Task 9: Created git tag
phase-4-move-extraction
3. Partially Completed or Modified Items
- None. All tasks were completed as specified.
4. Omitted or Deferred Items
- None. All planned tasks were executed.
5. Discrepancy Explanations
No discrepancies exist between the plan and execution. The implementation incorporated all v1.1 critical review fixes as specified in the plan:
- GetPermissions nested scope issue - inlined repository call
- navigationUpdates unused variable - removed entirely
- GetById(int) method signature - changed to GetByIds pattern
- parentKey for descendants in Copy - documented for backwards compatibility
- DeleteLocked empty batch handling - break immediately when empty
- Page size constants - extracted to class-level constants
- Performance logging - added to Sort operation
6. Key Achievements
- Full Test Coverage: All 220 ContentService integration tests pass with no regressions
- Comprehensive New Tests: 19 new integration tests specifically for ContentMoveOperationService
- Critical Review Incorporation: All 8 issues from the critical review were addressed in the implementation
- Architectural Consistency: Implementation follows established patterns from Phases 1-3
- Proper Orchestration Boundary:
MoveToRecycleBincorrectly remains in ContentService facade for unpublish orchestration - Git Milestone: Phase 4 tag created for versioning (
phase-4-move-extraction)
7. Final Assessment
The Phase 4 implementation fully meets the original plan's intent. The IContentMoveOperationService and ContentMoveOperationService were created with all specified methods (Move, Copy, Sort, EmptyRecycleBin, RecycleBinSmells, GetPagedContentInRecycleBin, EmptyRecycleBinAsync). ContentService now properly delegates to the new service while retaining MoveToRecycleBin for unpublish orchestration. All critical review fixes were incorporated. The test suite confirms behavioral equivalence with the original implementation. The design document and git repository are updated to reflect Phase 4 completion. The refactoring is now positioned to proceed to Phase 5 (Publish Operation Service).