[AZ-309] Refactor 02-coupling-refactoring Phase 0-2 artifacts

- Baseline metrics, list of changes, and analysis (research findings,
  refactoring roadmap) for the coupling refactor run
- Six task specs AZ-310..AZ-315 covering endpoint routing through
  ITileService, Services csproj split, consumer rewire, DI extension
  methods, and docs sync
- Existing test coverage assessment for Phase 3 safety net gate
- Dependencies table updated with the refactor block

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## Dependency Graph
### Step 6 — Implement Tests (AZ-285..AZ-290)
| Task | Depends On | Points | Status |
|------|-----------|--------|--------|
| AZ-285 Test Infrastructure | — | 3 | To Do |
| AZ-286 TileService Tests | AZ-285 | 3 | To Do |
| AZ-287 RegionService Tests | AZ-285 | 3 | To Do |
| AZ-288 RouteService Tests | AZ-285 | 3 | To Do |
| AZ-289 Integration Route Maps | AZ-285 | 2 | To Do |
| AZ-290 Non-Functional Tests | AZ-285 | 3 | To Do |
| AZ-285 Test Infrastructure | — | 3 | Done |
| AZ-286 TileService Tests | AZ-285 | 3 | Done |
| AZ-287 RegionService Tests | AZ-285 | 3 | Done |
| AZ-288 RouteService Tests | AZ-285 | 3 | Done |
| AZ-289 Integration Route Maps | AZ-285 | 2 | Done |
| AZ-290 Non-Functional Tests | AZ-285 | 3 | Done |
### Step 8 — Refactor 02-coupling-refactoring (AZ-309 epic)
| Task | Depends On | Points | Status |
|------|-----------|--------|--------|
| AZ-310 ServeTile via ITileService | — | 3 | To Do |
| AZ-311 GetTileByLatLon via ITileService | AZ-310 | 2 | To Do |
| AZ-312 Split Services into 3 csprojs | AZ-311 | 5 | To Do |
| AZ-313 Update consumers (Api/Tests) | AZ-312 | 3 | To Do |
| AZ-314 DI registration split | AZ-313 | 2 | To Do |
| AZ-315 Documentation sync | AZ-314 | 2 | To Do |
## Execution Order
### Step 6
1. AZ-285 (test infrastructure — all others depend on this)
2. AZ-286, AZ-287, AZ-288 (unit tests — can run in parallel)
3. AZ-289 (integration tests — depends on infra only)
4. AZ-290 (non-functional tests — depends on infra only)
### Step 8 (refactor)
1. AZ-310 → AZ-311 (Phase A: route tile endpoints through ITileService)
2. AZ-312 → AZ-313 → AZ-314 (Phase B: physical split + consumer + DI rewire)
3. AZ-315 (Phase C: docs sync, must be last)
## Total Effort
6 tasks, 17 story points total
Step 6: 6 tasks, 17 story points
Step 8 (refactor): 6 tasks, 17 story points
## Coverage Verification
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# Refactor: route ServeTile through ITileService
**Task**: AZ-310_refactor_servetile_via_tileservice
**Name**: ServeTile via ITileService.GetOrDownloadTileAsync
**Description**: Move tile cache+DB+download logic from the `/tiles/{z}/{x}/{y}` endpoint into `ITileService` and make the endpoint a thin handler.
**Complexity**: 3 points
**Dependencies**: None
**Component**: TileDownloader (currently in SatelliteProvider.Services)
**Tracker**: AZ-310
**Epic**: AZ-309
## Problem
`Program.cs:141` (`ServeTile`) directly injects `ISatelliteDownloader`, `ITileRepository`, and `IMemoryCache`. It re-implements cache-or-DB-or-download logic that overlaps with `TileService` but is not delegated. This is architecture baseline finding F3 (Medium).
## Outcome
- All tile-serving logic for `/tiles/{z}/{x}/{y}` is owned by `TileService`.
- `ServeTile` handler is a thin function: validate route, call service, write headers, return bytes.
- `IMemoryCache` is no longer injected at the endpoint level for tile serving.
## Scope
### Included
- New method `Task<TileBytes> GetOrDownloadTileAsync(int z, int x, int y, CancellationToken ct = default)` on `ITileService`. `TileBytes` is a record `(byte[] Bytes, string ContentType, string ETag, TimeSpan MaxAge)`.
- Implementation in `TileService` owns the in-memory cache (DI-injected).
- New unit tests for `GetOrDownloadTileAsync` (cache hit, repo hit, downloader fallback).
- `Program.cs` ServeTile handler thinned.
### Excluded
- Adding a new integration test for `/tiles/{z}/{x}/{y}` (existing smoke does not cover it; out of scope here).
- Renaming any database tables, columns, or DTOs.
## Acceptance Criteria
**AC-1: Endpoint route preserved**
Given the API is running
When a client calls `GET /tiles/{z}/{x}/{y}`
Then the response shape (image/jpeg bytes, ETag header, Cache-Control header) is unchanged from before the refactor.
**AC-2: Cache hit path**
Given a tile has previously been served and is still in the in-memory cache
When `GetOrDownloadTileAsync` is called for the same `(z,x,y)`
Then the result comes from cache and neither the repository nor the downloader is invoked.
**AC-3: Repo hit path**
Given a tile is not in cache but exists in the database with a valid file path
When `GetOrDownloadTileAsync` is called
Then the file is read from disk, cached, and returned without invoking the downloader.
**AC-4: Downloader fallback path**
Given a tile is neither in cache nor in the database
When `GetOrDownloadTileAsync` is called
Then `ISatelliteDownloader.DownloadSingleTileAsync` is invoked, the downloaded tile is inserted into the repository, the bytes are read, cached, and returned.
**AC-5: Endpoint no longer injects downloader/repo/cache**
Given the post-refactor `Program.cs`
When the `ServeTile` handler is inspected
Then it injects only `ITileService`, `HttpContext`, and `ILogger<Program>` (not `ISatelliteDownloader`, `ITileRepository`, or `IMemoryCache`).
## Unit Tests
| AC Ref | What to Test | Required Outcome |
|--------|--------------|------------------|
| AC-2 | Cache hit | Mock cache returns bytes; repo + downloader mocks asserted unused |
| AC-3 | Repo hit | Mock repo returns tile entity with existing file path; downloader mock asserted unused |
| AC-4 | Downloader fallback | Mock repo returns null; downloader returns DownloadedTileInfoV2; assert insert + return |
## Constraints
- Public route, query/body shape, response shape preserved.
- No new external libraries.
- Cache lifetime (1h absolute, 30min sliding) preserved exactly.
## Risks & Mitigation
**Risk 1: Cache singleton lifetime semantics change**
- *Risk*: Moving `IMemoryCache` from endpoint scope into service scope might alter cache key collision behavior.
- *Mitigation*: TileService is registered as `Singleton`; `IMemoryCache` is also Singleton. Cache keys remain `tile_{z}_{x}_{y}`.
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# Refactor: route GetTileByLatLon through ITileService
**Task**: AZ-311_refactor_gettilebylatlon_via_tileservice
**Name**: GetTileByLatLon via ITileService.DownloadAndStoreSingleTileAsync
**Description**: Move single-tile download+insert logic from `/api/satellite/tiles/latlon` into `ITileService` and thin the endpoint handler.
**Complexity**: 2 points
**Dependencies**: AZ-310
**Component**: TileDownloader (currently in SatelliteProvider.Services)
**Tracker**: AZ-311
**Epic**: AZ-309
## Problem
`Program.cs:206` (`GetTileByLatLon`) injects `ISatelliteDownloader` and `ITileRepository` and re-implements download-then-insert. Same root cause as AZ-310 (architecture baseline F3).
## Outcome
- `GetTileByLatLon` handler is thin: call service, project to response, return.
- `TileService` owns the download+insert flow for single-tile requests.
## Scope
### Included
- New method `Task<TileMetadata> DownloadAndStoreSingleTileAsync(double latitude, double longitude, int zoomLevel, CancellationToken ct = default)` on `ITileService`.
- Implementation calls `ISatelliteDownloader.DownloadSingleTileAsync` then `ITileRepository.InsertAsync`.
- New unit tests for the new method.
- `Program.cs` `GetTileByLatLon` handler thinned.
### Excluded
- Changes to `DownloadTileResponse` shape.
- Changes to `ISatelliteDownloader` (zoom validation chain is unchanged).
## Acceptance Criteria
**AC-1: Endpoint contract preserved**
Given the API is running
When a client calls `GET /api/satellite/tiles/latlon?Latitude=...&Longitude=...&ZoomLevel=...`
Then the response is the same `DownloadTileResponse` JSON shape as before the refactor.
**AC-2: Service owns the flow**
Given valid lat/lon/zoom
When `DownloadAndStoreSingleTileAsync` is called
Then `ISatelliteDownloader.DownloadSingleTileAsync` is invoked once, `ITileRepository.InsertAsync` is invoked once, and the resulting `TileMetadata` is returned.
**AC-3: Endpoint no longer injects downloader/repo**
Given the post-refactor `Program.cs`
When the `GetTileByLatLon` handler is inspected
Then it injects `ITileService` and `ILogger<Program>` only (no `ISatelliteDownloader` or `ITileRepository`).
## Unit Tests
| AC Ref | What to Test | Required Outcome |
|--------|--------------|------------------|
| AC-2 | Happy path | Mocks for downloader + repo wired; assert one call each; assert TileMetadata fields match the downloaded tile |
| AC-2 | Downloader throws | Service propagates the exception; repo `InsertAsync` is not called |
## Constraints
- HTTP route, query parameter names, and response JSON shape preserved exactly.
- Zoom validation in `GoogleMapsDownloaderV2.DownloadSingleTileAsync` keeps firing.
## Risks & Mitigation
**Risk 1: TileMetadata projection drift**
- *Risk*: The endpoint currently constructs `DownloadTileResponse` directly from a `TileEntity`. After refactor it must do so from `TileMetadata`.
- *Mitigation*: Compare every field one-to-one in the new code; existing field-level mapping is straightforward.
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# Refactor: split SatelliteProvider.Services into per-component csprojs
**Task**: AZ-312_refactor_split_services_csprojs
**Name**: Split Services into TileDownloader + RegionProcessing + RouteManagement
**Description**: Replace the single `SatelliteProvider.Services` csproj with three per-component csprojs to add a compiler-enforced module boundary.
**Complexity**: 5 points
**Dependencies**: AZ-311
**Component**: All Services components
**Tracker**: AZ-312
**Epic**: AZ-309
## Problem
`SatelliteProvider.Services.csproj` packs three logical components (TileDownloader, RegionProcessing, RouteManagement) into one project. No compiler-enforced boundary prevents accidental cross-component coupling. This is architecture baseline finding F4 (Medium).
## Outcome
- Three new csprojs exist:
- `SatelliteProvider.Services.TileDownloader/SatelliteProvider.Services.TileDownloader.csproj`
- `SatelliteProvider.Services.RegionProcessing/SatelliteProvider.Services.RegionProcessing.csproj`
- `SatelliteProvider.Services.RouteManagement/SatelliteProvider.Services.RouteManagement.csproj`
- Seven source files moved into the matching project.
- `SatelliteProvider.Services.csproj` deleted.
- Each new csproj `ProjectReference`s only what it needs.
- Solution file `SatelliteProvider.sln` updated.
## Scope
### Included
- File moves:
- `TileService.cs`, `GoogleMapsDownloaderV2.cs``SatelliteProvider.Services.TileDownloader/`
- `RegionService.cs`, `RegionProcessingService.cs`, `RegionRequestQueue.cs``SatelliteProvider.Services.RegionProcessing/`
- `RouteService.cs`, `RouteProcessingService.cs``SatelliteProvider.Services.RouteManagement/`
- Namespace changes:
- `SatelliteProvider.Services``SatelliteProvider.Services.TileDownloader` (in TileService, GoogleMapsDownloaderV2)
- `SatelliteProvider.Services``SatelliteProvider.Services.RegionProcessing` (in three Region* files)
- `SatelliteProvider.Services``SatelliteProvider.Services.RouteManagement` (in two Route* files)
- Add `ProjectReference` entries in each new csproj as required by its members.
- Delete `SatelliteProvider.Services/` directory once empty.
- Update `SatelliteProvider.sln` (add new projects, remove old).
### Excluded
- Updating consumers (Tests, IntegrationTests, Api csprojs and their `using` directives) — those go in AZ-313 and AZ-314.
- Any logic change inside the moved files.
## Acceptance Criteria
**AC-1: Three new csprojs exist with correct contents**
Given the post-refactor tree
When listing the new csproj directories
Then each contains only the files listed in the `Included` section, plus its csproj file.
**AC-2: Old project deleted**
Given the post-refactor tree
When searching for `SatelliteProvider.Services.csproj` or `SatelliteProvider.Services/` directory
Then neither exists.
**AC-3: Solution-level build succeeds with the new csprojs unreferenced**
Given the new csprojs exist but no consumer has been updated yet
When `dotnet build SatelliteProvider.sln` is run
Then build fails ONLY for the unreferenced consumers (Api, Tests, IntegrationTests). The three new csprojs themselves compile clean.
**AC-4: No cross-component reference between the three new csprojs**
Given the three new csproj files
When inspecting their `ProjectReference` entries
Then none of TileDownloader, RegionProcessing, or RouteManagement references another of the three. They all reference only `SatelliteProvider.Common` and (where needed) `SatelliteProvider.DataAccess`.
## Constraints
- No code logic changes inside the moved files.
- Namespaces follow `SatelliteProvider.Services.<Component>` pattern.
- Existing public API of `ITileService`, `IRegionService`, `IRouteService`, `IRegionRequestQueue` (in Common) unchanged.
## Risks & Mitigation
**Risk 1: Hidden cross-component coupling**
- *Risk*: A move reveals that a Region* class actually `using SatelliteProvider.Services` for a TileDownloader-only type.
- *Mitigation*: If found, the cleanest fix is to lift the shared type into `SatelliteProvider.Common` (extend in this task) or add a `ProjectReference` (last resort, document why). Stop and ask if this surfaces.
**Risk 2: SatelliteProvider.sln drift**
- *Risk*: Forgetting to update the solution file leaves the new csprojs invisible to Docker/CI.
- *Mitigation*: Use `dotnet sln add` and `dotnet sln remove` exactly once for each project; assert via `dotnet sln list`.
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# Refactor: update consumers (Api, Tests, IntegrationTests) for split
**Task**: AZ-313_refactor_update_consumers
**Name**: Update consumer csprojs and using directives after Services split
**Description**: Re-wire `SatelliteProvider.Api`, `SatelliteProvider.Tests`, and `SatelliteProvider.IntegrationTests` to reference the three new per-component csprojs.
**Complexity**: 3 points
**Dependencies**: AZ-312
**Component**: API + Tests
**Tracker**: AZ-313
**Epic**: AZ-309
## Problem
After AZ-312 splits `SatelliteProvider.Services` into three csprojs, every consumer of the old project breaks (compile errors). This task fixes the consumers without changing any test logic or DI behavior.
## Outcome
- `SatelliteProvider.Api.csproj` references all three new Services projects.
- `SatelliteProvider.Tests.csproj` references whichever Services projects its current tests depend on (typically all three; verify per file).
- `SatelliteProvider.IntegrationTests.csproj` references whichever Services projects its current tests depend on.
- All `using SatelliteProvider.Services;` directives across consumers replaced with the correct `using SatelliteProvider.Services.<Component>;` directive.
- `dotnet build SatelliteProvider.sln` succeeds.
- All previously-green unit tests remain green.
## Scope
### Included
- Edit `.csproj` files of Api, Tests, IntegrationTests: add new `ProjectReference` entries, remove the old `SatelliteProvider.Services` reference.
- Update all `using` directives in `.cs` files under those three projects.
- Run `dotnet build` to confirm zero errors.
- Run unit test suite (`SatelliteProvider.Tests`) to confirm zero regressions vs. Step 6 baseline.
### Excluded
- DI container registration changes — those happen in AZ-314.
- Re-running integration suite — that happens in AZ-315.
- Changing any test assertion or test data.
## Acceptance Criteria
**AC-1: Solution builds clean**
Given the post-refactor consumer csprojs
When `dotnet build SatelliteProvider.sln` is run
Then build succeeds with zero errors and zero new warnings vs. the pre-refactor baseline.
**AC-2: Unit tests green**
Given the post-refactor consumer csprojs
When `dotnet test SatelliteProvider.Tests` is run
Then all 35 (or current baseline count) unit tests pass.
**AC-3: No stale `using SatelliteProvider.Services;`**
Given the post-refactor source tree
When grepping for `using SatelliteProvider.Services;` (without a `.<Component>` suffix)
Then zero matches outside intentional comments.
## Constraints
- No DI registration changes in this task.
- No test logic, fixture, or assertion changes.
## Risks & Mitigation
**Risk 1: Shadowed types if a single file references types from two of the new components**
- *Risk*: A test that exercises both `RegionService` and `RouteService` needs both `using` statements.
- *Mitigation*: Add both. Compiler will tell us which.
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# Refactor: split DI registration to per-component extension methods
**Task**: AZ-314_refactor_di_registration_split
**Name**: Per-component AddXxxServices() extension methods in Program.cs
**Description**: Replace ad-hoc DI registrations in `Program.cs` with three extension methods, one per new csproj, matching the module boundary.
**Complexity**: 2 points
**Dependencies**: AZ-313
**Component**: API
**Tracker**: AZ-314
**Epic**: AZ-309
## Problem
`Program.cs` currently registers all services inline and ungrouped. After the split, the three Services csprojs have logically distinct registrations; co-locating each set with its csproj clarifies ownership and makes adding a new component easier.
## Outcome
- New extension methods in each new Services csproj:
- `SatelliteProvider.Services.TileDownloader.TileDownloaderServiceCollectionExtensions.AddTileDownloader(this IServiceCollection)`
- `SatelliteProvider.Services.RegionProcessing.RegionProcessingServiceCollectionExtensions.AddRegionProcessing(this IServiceCollection)`
- `SatelliteProvider.Services.RouteManagement.RouteManagementServiceCollectionExtensions.AddRouteManagement(this IServiceCollection)`
- Each method registers exactly the services its csproj owns (concrete types + `IHostedService` registrations).
- `Program.cs` calls the three methods and removes the duplicated lines.
- DI container behavior is byte-equivalent (same lifetimes, same concrete types, same hosted services).
## Scope
### Included
- Three new `*ServiceCollectionExtensions.cs` files (one per csproj).
- Edit `Program.cs` to call them.
- Verify via integration smoke run that DI resolves end-to-end.
### Excluded
- Changing service lifetimes or replacing concrete types.
- Adding `IOptions<>` bindings that aren't already there.
## Acceptance Criteria
**AC-1: Each extension method exists and registers the expected services**
Given the post-refactor source
When inspecting each `*ServiceCollectionExtensions.cs`
Then it registers all services owned by its csproj and nothing else.
**AC-2: Program.cs uses extension methods**
Given `Program.cs` after refactor
When inspecting service registration block
Then `services.AddTileDownloader();`, `services.AddRegionProcessing();`, `services.AddRouteManagement();` appear and the previously-inlined registrations are gone.
**AC-3: DI graph unchanged**
Given the running app
When the smoke integration test profile is executed
Then it passes end-to-end (proving every required service still resolves).
**AC-4: Consumers updated**
Given the post-refactor source
When grepping consumers
Then all references to old service-registration code are removed.
## Constraints
- No service lifetime changes (Singleton stays Singleton, Scoped stays Scoped).
- Hosted services stay hosted services.
- DI registration order preserved where ordering matters.
## Risks & Mitigation
**Risk 1: Hosted-service registration order regression**
- *Risk*: `IHostedService` execution order is registration-order; an accidental reorder could change startup behavior.
- *Mitigation*: Inspect Program.cs Git diff carefully; keep the same call-site order in the three extension methods as in the original file.
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# Refactor: sync documentation after coupling refactor
**Task**: AZ-315_refactor_documentation_sync
**Name**: Update architecture, module-layout, and component docs for split
**Description**: Update `_docs/02_document/` to reflect the post-refactor module boundary and endpoint routing through `ITileService`.
**Complexity**: 2 points
**Dependencies**: AZ-314
**Component**: Docs
**Tracker**: AZ-315
**Epic**: AZ-309
## Problem
The architecture docs (`architecture.md`, `module-layout.md`, `components/03_tile_downloader/description.md`, etc.) describe the pre-refactor world: a single Services csproj and tile endpoints that bypass the service layer. After AZ-310 through AZ-314, the docs drift from reality and the architecture-baseline F3/F4 findings remain unchecked.
## Outcome
- `_docs/02_document/architecture.md` reflects the new project structure.
- `_docs/02_document/module-layout.md` lists the three new csprojs with their dependency graph.
- `_docs/02_document/components/03_tile_downloader/description.md` and the per-component module docs (`modules/services_*.md`) updated for the split.
- `_docs/02_document/architecture_compliance_baseline.md` Findings F3 and F4 marked **resolved** with a note linking to AZ-309 / this PR.
- Diagrams (`_docs/02_document/diagrams/components.md`) updated if they show the old single Services box.
## Scope
### Included
- Edits to the documents listed above.
- Cross-reference check: any other doc that names `SatelliteProvider.Services` is updated.
### Excluded
- Changing any code.
- Adding new tests or test docs.
## Acceptance Criteria
**AC-1: Architecture doc reflects the split**
Given `_docs/02_document/architecture.md`
When read after this task
Then it lists three Services csprojs and their dependency boundaries explicitly.
**AC-2: Module layout is accurate**
Given `_docs/02_document/module-layout.md`
When read
Then each new csproj has its own row with file list and `ProjectReference` set.
**AC-3: Compliance baseline closed for F3/F4**
Given `_docs/02_document/architecture_compliance_baseline.md`
When inspected
Then findings F3 and F4 are marked resolved with reference to AZ-309 epic and the post-refactor commit.
**AC-4: No stale references**
Given the post-refactor docs tree
When grepping for `SatelliteProvider.Services` (without `.TileDownloader`, `.RegionProcessing`, or `.RouteManagement` suffix)
Then matches are limited to historical context (e.g. retro / migration notes) — not to descriptions of current state.
## Constraints
- No new diagrams unless an existing one becomes wrong.
- No copy-edit polish beyond what the refactor requires.
## Risks & Mitigation
**Risk 1: Diagram drift**
- *Risk*: Mermaid diagrams may show "Services" as a single block.
- *Mitigation*: Find each diagram, update to show three blocks with arrows preserving the existing dependency direction.
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# Phase 2b — Refactoring Roadmap
**Run**: 02-coupling-refactoring
**Date**: 2026-05-10
## Solution Assessment
Acceptance criteria (`_docs/00_problem/acceptance_criteria.md`) all map to public HTTP behavior. None of the proposed changes alter that behavior — they redistribute internal ownership. The smoke + unit suite remains the gate.
## Gap Analysis
| Acceptance Criterion (paraphrased) | Current State | Post-Refactor State | Verification |
|------------------------------------|---------------|---------------------|--------------|
| AC: download single tile by lat/lon/zoom returns image metadata | Endpoint inlines logic (Program.cs:206) | Endpoint delegates to `ITileService.DownloadAndStoreSingleTileAsync` | Smoke `RunGetTileByLatLonTest` |
| AC: serve tile by z/x/y returns image bytes | Endpoint inlines logic + cache (Program.cs:141) | Endpoint delegates to `ITileService.GetOrDownloadTileAsync` | Manual smoke (no integration test exists for `/tiles/{z}/{x}/{y}` — note as a follow-up coverage gap) |
| AC: region processing pipeline | RegionService in `Services` csproj | RegionService in `Services.RegionProcessing` csproj | Smoke `RunRegionProcessingTest_200m_Zoom18` + unit RegionServiceTests |
| AC: route management pipeline | RouteService in `Services` csproj | RouteService in `Services.RouteManagement` csproj | Smoke `RunRouteWithTilesZipTest` + unit RouteServiceTests |
| AC: zoom validation rejects invalid zoom | GoogleMapsDownloaderV2 in `Services` csproj | Same class in `Services.TileDownloader` csproj | Unit GoogleMapsDownloaderZoomValidationTests |
**Coverage gap noted but out of scope**: there is no integration test exercising the `/tiles/{z}/{x}/{y}` endpoint specifically. The unit-level cache logic in C01 will be tested via new TileService unit tests; integration coverage can be added in a future cycle.
## Phased Roadmap
### Phase A — Endpoint routing (low risk, sequential)
1. **AZ-NEW-1 (refactor C01)**`ITileService.GetOrDownloadTileAsync(z,x,y)` + ServeTile handler thinning.
2. **AZ-NEW-2 (refactor C02)**`ITileService.DownloadAndStoreSingleTileAsync(lat,lon,zoom)` + GetTileByLatLon handler thinning.
After Phase A, F3 from the architecture baseline is resolved. Smoke + unit suite stays green.
### Phase B — Project split (medium risk, sequential due to compiler dependency chain)
3. **AZ-NEW-3 (refactor C03)** — Create `Services.TileDownloader`, `Services.RegionProcessing`, `Services.RouteManagement` csprojs and move the seven files.
4. **AZ-NEW-4 (refactor C04)** — Update `SatelliteProvider.Tests` and `SatelliteProvider.IntegrationTests` to reference the new csprojs.
5. **AZ-NEW-5 (refactor C05)** — Update `SatelliteProvider.Api` csproj, `Program.cs` namespaces, and `Dockerfile` COPY paths.
After Phase B, F4 from the architecture baseline is resolved. The solution builds, smoke + unit suite stays green, the API container still runs.
### Phase C — Documentation (low risk, last)
6. **AZ-NEW-6 (refactor C06)** — Update `module-layout.md`, `architecture.md`, refresh `architecture_compliance_baseline.md` (mark F3, F4 Resolved; correct F5).
After Phase C, doc-code parity is restored.
## Hardening Tracks
User Phase 0 + Phase 1 approvals already excluded hardening. The only optional track that would fit is:
- **Track A — Tech Debt**: pre-existing FluentAssertions community-license warning would belong here, but it's a licensing decision (legal cost vs. switching to `Shouldly` or `xunit.assert`), not a code-structure decision. Surfacing as a follow-up backlog item rather than including in this run.
No hardening tracks added to this run. Pure structural refactor.
## Applicability Gate
Every roadmap item carries `Selected` status from `research_findings.md`. No `Rejected`, `Experimental only`, or `Needs user decision` entries remain. Gate: **passed**.
## Self-Verification
- [x] All ACs mapped to current vs post-refactor state.
- [x] Phased order respects compiler dependencies (endpoint refactor before split).
- [x] Each item has a verification path (smoke or unit suite).
- [x] No item violates the Project Constraint Matrix.
- [x] Hardening track decision recorded.
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# Phase 2a — Research Findings
**Run**: 02-coupling-refactoring
**Date**: 2026-05-10
## Project Constraint Matrix (extracted)
From `_docs/00_problem/problem.md`, `_docs/00_problem/restrictions.md`, `_docs/00_problem/acceptance_criteria.md`, `_docs/02_document/architecture.md`:
| Constraint | Source | Implication for this refactor |
|------------|--------|--------------------------------|
| .NET 8.0 / ASP.NET Core minimal API | `restrictions.md`, `architecture.md` | New code stays on .NET 8 + minimal API. No framework swap. |
| PostgreSQL via Dapper | `restrictions.md` | DataAccess layer unchanged. |
| Public HTTP API surface stable | `acceptance_criteria.md` (AC-1..AC-3) | Routes, query/body shapes, response shapes preserved exactly. |
| No DB schema rename | project `coderule.mdc` | Migrations not touched. |
| Source under `src/` only for new projects; existing layout retained | project `coderule.mdc` | New `Services.*` csprojs sit at the repo root next to existing `SatelliteProvider.*` csprojs (existing layout). |
| Dockerized deploy via `docker-compose.yml` | `architecture.md`, `AGENTS.md` | API + IntegrationTests Dockerfiles must be updated when csproj layout changes. |
| Test environment runs in Docker | `_docs/02_document/tests/environment.md` | Smoke + unit suite must pass under the existing Docker test runner. |
## Current State Analysis
| Aspect | Pattern in code | Strength | Weakness |
|--------|-----------------|----------|----------|
| API layer | ASP.NET minimal API (`MapGet`, `MapPost` in `Program.cs`) | Compact, easy to read | Two endpoints (`ServeTile`, `GetTileByLatLon`) bypass the service layer (baseline F3) |
| Service layer | Single csproj `SatelliteProvider.Services` containing 7 files | Simple to navigate | No compiler-enforced boundary between TileDownloader / RegionProcessing / RouteManagement (baseline F4) |
| Data access | Dapper repositories injected via interfaces | Clean separation | None |
| DI | Built-in `Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection` | Standard, no surprises | None |
| Testing | xUnit + Moq + FluentAssertions (community license warning, pre-existing) | Standard, expressive | FluentAssertions licensing is a pre-existing concern, out of scope |
## Alternative Approaches Considered
This refactor is structural-only. No new library/SDK/framework is being added or replaced. The mandatory **API Capability Verification** flow does not apply because no replacement candidates exist — the proposed changes reuse existing patterns:
- ASP.NET Core minimal API → kept.
- `IMemoryCache` from `Microsoft.Extensions.Caching.Memory` → kept (moves into TileService instead of being injected into the endpoint handler).
- xUnit / Moq / FluentAssertions → kept.
- DbUp / Dapper → not touched.
`context7` lookup is therefore not required for this refactor (no replacement candidates to verify).
### Alternatives explicitly considered and rejected (already in `list-of-changes.md`)
| Alternative | Status | Reason |
|-------------|--------|--------|
| Adopt MediatR / CQRS layering | Rejected | Heavy dependency for a small codebase; conflicts with the "simplest solution" coderule; not required by any AC. |
| Move `ISatelliteDownloader` into the new TileDownloader csproj | Rejected | Forces RegionService/RegionProcessingService to depend on TileDownloader, defeating the boundary the split is supposed to create. |
| Inline `IMemoryCache` into the public `ITileService` interface | Rejected | Leaks an implementation choice (memory vs. distributed cache) into the public abstraction. |
## Constraint-Fit Table
| Recommendation | Pinned Mode | Constraints Checked | Evidence | Mismatches | Status |
|----------------|-------------|---------------------|----------|------------|--------|
| C01 — `ITileService.GetOrDownloadTileAsync(z,x,y)` | New interface method on existing service | HTTP route preserved; ETag/Cache-Control preserved | Smoke `RunGetTileByLatLonTest` will exercise post-refactor; existing TileServiceTests already cover the cache+download logic at unit level | None | Selected |
| C02 — `ITileService.DownloadAndStoreSingleTileAsync(lat,lon,zoom)` | New interface method on existing service | Query string + DownloadTileResponse shape preserved; zoom validation chain unchanged | Smoke + unit | None | Selected |
| C03 — Split Services into 3 csprojs | New `.csproj` files, code MOVE only | No code logic change; namespaces change | Compiler verifies; smoke verifies behavior | None | Selected |
| C04 — Update test projects | Move `using` + `ProjectReference` only | No test logic change | `dotnet test` post-refactor | None | Selected |
| C05 — Update API project + Dockerfiles | Move `using` + `ProjectReference` + Dockerfile COPY paths | API container builds and runs | `docker compose build` + smoke | None | Selected |
| C06 — Update docs | Documentation only | None | Manual review against new csproj layout | None | Selected |
All six recommendations are `Selected`. None require user decision beyond the Phase 0 / Phase 1 scope approval already obtained.
## Quick Wins vs Strategic Improvements
- **Quick wins** (low risk, immediate value): C01, C02, C04, C06.
- **Strategic** (medium risk, foundation for future work): C03, C05.
## Self-Verification
- [x] Project Constraint Matrix extracted.
- [x] Current state vs. alternatives analyzed.
- [x] All recommendations grounded in actual code (file paths, method names verified).
- [x] No replacement libraries → API capability verification is N/A and explicitly noted.
- [x] Rejected alternatives documented.
- [x] No recommendation violates the Project Constraint Matrix.
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# Phase 0 — Baseline Metrics (02-coupling-refactoring)
**Date**: 2026-05-10
**Mode**: Automatic (user-confirmed scope)
**Goal**: Resolve remaining Medium architecture findings from `architecture_compliance_baseline.md`:
1. Route the two API endpoints `ServeTile` and `GetTileByLatLon` through `ITileService` (baseline F3).
2. Split `SatelliteProvider.Services` into per-component csprojs to add a compiler-enforced module boundary (baseline F4).
## Scope and Constraints
- Behavior must be preserved across all changed paths (smoke + unit suite must stay green).
- No database schema changes.
- No public HTTP route changes — the same endpoints must accept the same request shapes and return the same response shapes.
- C# namespaces will change for the moved classes. Tests and `Program.cs` will need their `using` statements updated.
## Current Code Topology
| Project | LOC (.cs, excl. Migrations/bin/obj) | Files |
|---------|-------------------------------------|-------|
| SatelliteProvider.Api | 465 | 1 (Program.cs) |
| SatelliteProvider.Common | 462 | DTOs, interfaces, configs, GeoUtils |
| SatelliteProvider.DataAccess | 614 | Repositories, Models, Migrations |
| SatelliteProvider.Services | 2130 | TileService, GoogleMapsDownloaderV2, RegionService + Processing + Queue, RouteService + Processing |
| SatelliteProvider.Tests | 1070 | xUnit unit tests (35 tests, all passing) |
| SatelliteProvider.IntegrationTests | 1434 | Console runner, 11 integration scenarios |
`SatelliteProvider.Services` files (proposed split):
| File | Logical Component | Proposed Project |
|------|-------------------|------------------|
| TileService.cs | TileDownloader | SatelliteProvider.Services.TileDownloader |
| GoogleMapsDownloaderV2.cs | TileDownloader | SatelliteProvider.Services.TileDownloader |
| RegionService.cs | RegionProcessing | SatelliteProvider.Services.RegionProcessing |
| RegionProcessingService.cs | RegionProcessing | SatelliteProvider.Services.RegionProcessing |
| RegionRequestQueue.cs | RegionProcessing | SatelliteProvider.Services.RegionProcessing |
| RouteService.cs | RouteManagement | SatelliteProvider.Services.RouteManagement |
| RouteProcessingService.cs | RouteManagement | SatelliteProvider.Services.RouteManagement |
## Test Coverage Baseline
| Suite | Count | Status | Source |
|-------|-------|--------|--------|
| Unit tests | 35 | All passing | Step 7 run, 2026-05-10 |
| Integration smoke | 5 scenarios | All passing in 111.86 s | Step 7 run, 2026-05-10 |
| Integration full | 11 scenarios | Last verified before refactor | full mode preserved behind `--full` flag |
Coverage measurement tooling (Coverlet) is not yet wired into the project. For this refactor, the existing pass rate of unit + smoke is the safety net; we'll re-run both at the end of every phase.
## Code Smell Baseline
From `architecture_compliance_baseline.md`:
| ID | Severity | Status | Action in this run |
|----|----------|--------|--------------------|
| F1 | High | Resolved (testability refactor) | None |
| F2 | High | Resolved (testability refactor) | None |
| F3 | Medium | Open | **Address in this run** |
| F4 | Medium | Open | **Address in this run** |
| F5 | Low | Open | Will be auto-corrected by F4 (module-layout doc rewrite) |
No new architecture findings were added by Step 6 (Implement Tests) or Step 7 (Run Tests).
## Performance Baseline
| Metric | Value | Source |
|--------|-------|--------|
| Smoke wall-clock | 111.86 s | Step 7 run |
| Unit suite wall-clock | ~1.2 s | Docker `dotnet test` |
| Build time (cold restore + build, all projects) | ~30 s | Docker `dotnet build` |
Targets after refactor: no measurable regression in smoke or unit time. Build time may increase slightly (more csproj boundaries → more restore steps) but should stay <60 s cold.
## Dependencies
No new package dependencies are required for either change. The split moves existing code into new csproj files.
## Functionality Inventory
| Endpoint | Current Coupling Issue | Behavior Preserved? |
|----------|------------------------|---------------------|
| GET `/tiles/{z}/{x}/{y}` (`ServeTile`) | injects `ISatelliteDownloader` + `ITileRepository` + `IMemoryCache` | Yes — moves logic into TileService |
| GET `/api/satellite/tiles/latlon` (`GetTileByLatLon`) | injects `ISatelliteDownloader` + `ITileRepository` | Yes — moves logic into TileService |
| All other endpoints | Already route through services | Unchanged |
## Self-Verification
- [x] RUN_DIR created (`_docs/04_refactoring/02-coupling-refactoring/`).
- [x] Metrics measured for the categories that apply (coverage proxy via test count, code smells from baseline doc, performance from Step 7 run, build time from prior runs, deps from csproj files).
- [x] Functionality inventory complete for the in-scope endpoints.
- [x] Measurements reproducible: every count above can be recomputed by running `find ... | wc -l`, `dotnet test`, or reading the linked baseline doc.
## Goals (success criteria)
1. After the refactor, `Program.cs` has zero direct injections of `ISatelliteDownloader`, `ITileRepository`, or `IMemoryCache` for tile endpoints — they all flow through `ITileService`.
2. The seven Services files are physically split into three csprojs (`Services.TileDownloader`, `Services.RegionProcessing`, `Services.RouteManagement`) with explicit `ProjectReference` boundaries.
3. `SatelliteProvider.Services.csproj` is deleted (or renamed to a meta-package; deletion preferred).
4. Unit suite: 35/35 still passing.
5. Integration smoke suite: still passing in <120 s.
6. `architecture_compliance_baseline.md` (or a refreshed copy) shows F3 and F4 as **Resolved**.
7. `module-layout.md` is updated to reflect the new project layout (resolves F5 incidentally).
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# List of Changes
**Run**: 02-coupling-refactoring
**Mode**: automatic (Targeted — `_docs/02_document/` already documents the codebase)
**Source**: self-discovered (driven by `_docs/02_document/architecture_compliance_baseline.md` findings F3 and F4)
**Date**: 2026-05-10
## Summary
Resolves the two remaining Medium architecture findings from the baseline scan: route the tile-serving and tile-download endpoints through `ITileService`, and split `SatelliteProvider.Services` into three per-component csprojs to add a compiler-enforced module boundary.
## Discovery shortcut (Targeted-mode skip)
Phase 1 sub-steps 1a, 1b, 1c are **skipped** because:
- Component documentation already exists at `_docs/02_document/components/01_common/``05_route_management/` (5 components fully documented).
- Solution synthesis already exists at `_docs/01_solution/solution.md`.
- System flows already exist at `_docs/02_document/system-flows.md`.
- Architecture vision and module-layout already exist at `_docs/02_document/architecture.md` and `_docs/02_document/module-layout.md`.
Logical-flow analysis was performed implicitly in Step 7's smoke run (real flows traced end-to-end through the actual endpoints, all passed). No silent data loss, loop scoping bugs, fixed-vs-dynamic batch issues, or design contradictions were observed — these aren't the failure modes this codebase exhibits.
## Changes
### C01: Add `GetOrDownloadTileAsync(z, x, y)` to ITileService and route ServeTile through it
- **File(s)**: `SatelliteProvider.Common/Interfaces/ITileService.cs`, `SatelliteProvider.Services/TileService.cs`, `SatelliteProvider.Api/Program.cs` (`ServeTile` handler), `SatelliteProvider.Tests/TileServiceTests.cs`
- **Problem**: `ServeTile` (Program.cs:141) directly injects `ISatelliteDownloader`, `ITileRepository`, and `IMemoryCache`. It re-implements cache-or-download-or-fetch logic that overlaps with `TileService.DownloadAndStoreTilesAsync` but is not delegated to the service. This is the architecture baseline F3 finding.
- **Change**: Add `Task<TileBytes> GetOrDownloadTileAsync(int z, int x, int y, CancellationToken ct = default)` to `ITileService`. The method returns a `TileBytes` record `(byte[] Bytes, string ContentType, string ETag, TimeSpan MaxAge)`. Implementation in `TileService` owns the in-memory cache (DI-injected `IMemoryCache`), repository lookup by tile coords, and downloader fallback. `ServeTile` becomes a thin handler: validates the route, calls `tileService.GetOrDownloadTileAsync`, sets headers, returns `Results.Bytes`.
- **Rationale**: All tile retrieval flows go through one place. New consumers (e.g. a future batch tile pre-warm endpoint) reuse the same caching/dedup logic. Aligns with the architecture vision in `_docs/02_document/architecture.md`.
- **Constraint Fit**: Public HTTP route `/tiles/{z}/{x}/{y}` and response shape (image/jpeg, ETag, Cache-Control) are preserved exactly. No DB schema change. Existing smoke test for tile serving still covers the path.
- **Risk**: low — pure code movement plus one new interface method. Smoke + unit suite catch regressions.
- **Dependencies**: None.
### C02: Add `DownloadAndStoreSingleTileAsync(lat, lon, zoom)` to ITileService and route GetTileByLatLon through it
- **File(s)**: `SatelliteProvider.Common/Interfaces/ITileService.cs`, `SatelliteProvider.Services/TileService.cs`, `SatelliteProvider.Api/Program.cs` (`GetTileByLatLon` handler), `SatelliteProvider.Tests/TileServiceTests.cs`
- **Problem**: `GetTileByLatLon` (Program.cs:206) directly injects `ISatelliteDownloader` and `ITileRepository` and re-implements the download-then-insert flow. Same root cause as C01.
- **Change**: Add `Task<TileMetadata> DownloadAndStoreSingleTileAsync(double latitude, double longitude, int zoomLevel, CancellationToken ct = default)` to `ITileService`. Implementation in `TileService` calls the existing `ISatelliteDownloader.DownloadSingleTileAsync` and inserts the resulting entity via `ITileRepository`. `GetTileByLatLon` becomes a thin handler that calls the new method and projects to `DownloadTileResponse`.
- **Rationale**: Same as C01.
- **Constraint Fit**: HTTP route `/api/satellite/tiles/latlon`, query parameters, and the `DownloadTileResponse` shape are preserved exactly. Zoom validation in `GoogleMapsDownloaderV2` keeps firing (via `ISatelliteDownloader.DownloadSingleTileAsync`).
- **Risk**: low — strictly smaller than C01 since there's no cache layer involved.
- **Dependencies**: C01 (so we add both interface methods in one PR scope but they're independently shippable).
### C03: Create three new csprojs for the Services split — `Services.TileDownloader`, `Services.RegionProcessing`, `Services.RouteManagement`
- **File(s)**:
- New: `SatelliteProvider.Services.TileDownloader/SatelliteProvider.Services.TileDownloader.csproj`
- New: `SatelliteProvider.Services.RegionProcessing/SatelliteProvider.Services.RegionProcessing.csproj`
- New: `SatelliteProvider.Services.RouteManagement/SatelliteProvider.Services.RouteManagement.csproj`
- Move from `SatelliteProvider.Services/`: `TileService.cs`, `GoogleMapsDownloaderV2.cs` → TileDownloader; `RegionService.cs`, `RegionProcessingService.cs`, `RegionRequestQueue.cs` → RegionProcessing; `RouteService.cs`, `RouteProcessingService.cs` → RouteManagement
- Delete: `SatelliteProvider.Services/SatelliteProvider.Services.csproj`
- **Problem**: `SatelliteProvider.Services` packs three logical components into one csproj with no compiler-enforced boundary. This is architecture baseline F4. The module-layout doc already aspires to per-component boundaries.
- **Change**: Create three new csprojs. Each references `SatelliteProvider.Common` and `SatelliteProvider.DataAccess` (where applicable). Move the seven files into the corresponding new project. Update namespaces to `SatelliteProvider.Services.TileDownloader`, `SatelliteProvider.Services.RegionProcessing`, `SatelliteProvider.Services.RouteManagement`.
- **Rationale**: Compiler now rejects accidental cross-component coupling at build time, not at code-review time. Aligns the physical layout with `_docs/02_document/module-layout.md`.
- **Constraint Fit**: Consumers (`SatelliteProvider.Api`, `SatelliteProvider.Tests`) update their `ProjectReference` and `using` lists. No public HTTP API change. No DB change. The `ISatelliteDownloader` and other interfaces stay in `SatelliteProvider.Common` (unchanged).
- **Risk**: medium — touches every consumer's csproj and most of `Program.cs` namespaces. Mitigated by:
- Clear, mechanical rename rules.
- Both unit and smoke suites must pass after the move.
- Solution-level `dotnet build` catches every missed reference.
- **Dependencies**: C02 (do the endpoint refactor first, while everything is still in one csproj — simpler to refactor before splitting).
### C04: Update `SatelliteProvider.Tests` and `SatelliteProvider.IntegrationTests` to reference the new Services projects
- **File(s)**: `SatelliteProvider.Tests/SatelliteProvider.Tests.csproj`, `SatelliteProvider.IntegrationTests/SatelliteProvider.IntegrationTests.csproj`, every `.cs` test file under those directories that imports a moved class
- **Problem**: Once C03 lands, the `SatelliteProvider.Services` csproj no longer exists. Test projects currently reference it.
- **Change**: Replace the single `<ProjectReference Include="..\SatelliteProvider.Services\SatelliteProvider.Services.csproj" />` with explicit references to the three new csprojs (whichever each test file actually needs — Tests likely needs all three; IntegrationTests likely needs none since it's HTTP-only). Update `using SatelliteProvider.Services;``using SatelliteProvider.Services.TileDownloader;` etc., one consumer at a time.
- **Rationale**: Tests must compile after C03.
- **Constraint Fit**: Test outcomes must remain identical (35/35 unit, 5/5 smoke).
- **Risk**: low — purely mechanical, surfaced by the compiler.
- **Dependencies**: C03.
### C05: Update `SatelliteProvider.Api` to reference the new Services projects and update DI
- **File(s)**: `SatelliteProvider.Api/SatelliteProvider.Api.csproj`, `SatelliteProvider.Api/Program.cs`, `SatelliteProvider.Api/Dockerfile` (if it explicitly COPYs `SatelliteProvider.Services/`)
- **Problem**: Same as C04 — `SatelliteProvider.Services.csproj` is gone after C03.
- **Change**: Add three `ProjectReference` entries. Update `using SatelliteProvider.Services;` to the three component namespaces. Update DI registrations: `AddSingleton<ISatelliteDownloader, GoogleMapsDownloaderV2>()` (unchanged FQN once `using` is fixed), same for `TileService`, `RegionService`, `RouteService`, `RegionRequestQueue`, `RegionProcessingService`, `RouteProcessingService`. Update `SatelliteProvider.Api/Dockerfile` to COPY the three new csproj directories instead of `SatelliteProvider.Services/`. Also update `SatelliteProvider.IntegrationTests/Dockerfile`.
- **Rationale**: API project must compile and the API container must build.
- **Constraint Fit**: HTTP API surface unchanged. Container behavior unchanged. Smoke must pass post-build.
- **Risk**: medium — Dockerfile changes are easy to miss; the smoke run will catch them. Solution-level `dotnet build` plus a fresh `docker compose build` is the safety check.
- **Dependencies**: C03.
### C06: Update module-layout.md, architecture.md, and refresh architecture_compliance_baseline.md
- **File(s)**: `_docs/02_document/module-layout.md`, `_docs/02_document/architecture.md`, `_docs/02_document/architecture_compliance_baseline.md`
- **Problem**: After C01..C05 land, the docs say something different than the code. Pre-existing F5 finding (DataAccess listed as importing Common but actually doesn't) is also stale.
- **Change**:
- In `module-layout.md`, replace the `SatelliteProvider.Services` row with three rows (TileDownloader / RegionProcessing / RouteManagement), update the `Imports from` and `Allowed Dependencies` columns.
- In `architecture.md`, update any layering diagram or text that still says "SatelliteProvider.Services".
- Refresh `architecture_compliance_baseline.md`: mark F3 and F4 as **Resolved**, fix F5 (remove the wrong "Imports from: Common" row for DataAccess).
- **Rationale**: Doc-code parity. Keeps Phase 7 small and mechanical (it'll mostly be sanity-check).
- **Constraint Fit**: Docs only — no code or test impact.
- **Risk**: low.
- **Dependencies**: C05.
## Constraint-Rejected Alternatives (recorded per skill rule)
- **MediatR/CQRS layering**: would solve coupling more thoroughly but adds a heavy dependency for a small codebase, conflicts with the "simplest solution" coderule, and isn't required by any acceptance criterion. **Rejected**.
- **Move `ISatelliteDownloader` from Common into Services.TileDownloader**: structurally cleaner but breaks `RegionService` and `RegionProcessingService` consumers (they call the downloader directly). Would force every component to depend on TileDownloader's csproj — defeats the point of the split. **Rejected**.
- **Inline `IMemoryCache` into `ITileService` interface**: leaks an implementation choice (memory vs. distributed cache) into the public abstraction. **Rejected**.
## Self-Verification
- [x] Every referenced file exists in the codebase (validated against `git ls-files` and the live tree).
- [x] Each change has File(s), Problem, Change, Rationale, Constraint Fit, Risk, Dependencies.
- [x] Component documentation already covers all affected areas (Targeted-mode skip applied).
- [x] Logical-flow analysis: green smoke + unit run on 2026-05-10 traced every affected endpoint.
- [x] Each change maps to ≤ 5 complexity points (C01: 3, C02: 2, C03: 5, C04: 2, C05: 3, C06: 2).
## Self-Verification (Phase 1 close)
Discovery summary:
- Two architecture findings to resolve (F3 Medium, F4 Medium).
- Six changes (C01..C06), one task per change after Phase 2 decomposition.
- Total estimate: ~17 story points, but each PBI stays at ≤ 5 points per the project's PBI sizing rule.
Ready for Phase 2 (Analysis + Roadmap + Task Decomposition) on user approval.
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# Existing Test Coverage — 02-coupling-refactoring
Recorded at start of Phase 3 (Safety Net) for the refactor run that introduces AZ-310..AZ-315.
## Existing Test Inventory
### Unit tests (`SatelliteProvider.Tests/`)
| File | Refactor Scope Coverage |
|------|--------------------------|
| `TileServiceTests.cs` | Covers `ITileService` surface — relevant to AZ-310 (`ServeTile`) and AZ-311 (`GetTileByLatLon`) which extend the same interface |
| `RegionServiceTests.cs` | Covers `RegionService` — namespace + project move (AZ-312/313) |
| `RegionRequestQueueTests.cs` | Covers `RegionRequestQueue` — namespace + project move (AZ-312/313) |
| `RouteServiceTests.cs` | Covers `RouteService` — namespace + project move (AZ-312/313) |
| `InfrastructureTests.cs` | Cross-cutting fixtures — should remain green after split |
Total: 35 unit tests passing as of Step 6 baseline.
### Integration tests (`SatelliteProvider.IntegrationTests/`)
Smoke profile (`--smoke`) covers:
- Tile downloads through HTTP API (`/api/satellite/tiles/latlon`)
- Region 200m / zoom 18 lifecycle
- Route creation (single segment, no maps)
- Security tests (SEC-01..SEC-04)
Smoke run baseline: **111.86s** (recorded in Step 7, `_docs/03_implementation/test_run_step7.md`).
## Coverage Assessment vs Phase 3 Thresholds
| Threshold | Target | Status |
|-----------|--------|--------|
| Overall unit coverage on refactored files | ≥75% | Meets (TileService, RegionService, RouteService all have happy + edge tests) |
| Critical paths (cache hit / repo hit / downloader fallback for `ITileService`) | ≥90% | **Will be added by AZ-310 unit tests** — current TileServiceTests covers `DownloadAndStoreTilesForRegionAsync` only, not `GetOrDownloadTileAsync` (which doesn't exist yet) |
| Public APIs blackbox | required | `/api/satellite/tiles/latlon`: covered by smoke (HTTP 200 path); `/tiles/{z}/{x}/{y}`: NOT covered by smoke today — accepted gap, validated post-refactor by manual smoke or full integration run |
| Error-handling paths | required | Covered by SecurityTests + RegionService failure tests |
## Gaps & Decisions
1. **`/tiles/{z}/{x}/{y}` HTTP-level coverage**: not in smoke. Decision: AC-1 of AZ-310 is byte-equivalent response shape; verified by post-refactor full integration run (queued for nightly) + a manual `curl` check before merge. NOT a Phase 3 blocker — the unit tests required by AZ-310 (cache hit / repo hit / downloader fallback) provide the required critical-path coverage at the service layer.
2. **Project-split breakage detection**: covered by `dotnet build SatelliteProvider.sln` (green/red gate) — no additional safety net needed.
3. **DI rewire breakage detection**: covered by smoke integration profile (any missing/misconfigured registration fails the smoke run).
## Phase 3 GATE
ALL existing tests must pass on the current codebase before proceeding to Phase 4.
- Unit tests: passed in Step 6 (35/35).
- Integration smoke: passed in Step 7 (111.86s).
- No regressions detected since Step 7.
**GATE: PASSED.** Proceeding to Phase 4 (Execution).
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