Description
Implement DELETE /v1/maintenance/_contentlets in MaintenanceResource.java. Takes a list of contentlet identifiers, retrieves all language siblings for each, and permanently destroys them (bypasses trash).
Acceptance Criteria
- API caller must provide a list of contentlet identifiers in JSON body
- For each identifier, endpoint must retrieve all language siblings via
ContentletAPI.getSiblings(identifier)
- Endpoint must permanently destroy each contentlet via
ContentletAPI.destroy(contentlet, user, true)
- API caller must receive the count of successfully deleted contentlets
- API caller must receive a list of identifiers that failed to delete (e.g., not archived)
- Must require CMS Administrator role and Maintenance portlet access
- API caller must receive 400 Bad Request if identifiers list is empty
Priority
None
Additional Context
destroy() is a permanent delete — no recovery. Different from delete() which archivesgetSiblings() returns all language variants for a given identifier — all siblings are destroyed together- The DWR version takes a comma-separated string; the REST endpoint should accept a JSON array
- DWR legacy:
CMSMaintenanceAjax.deleteContentletsFromIdList() lines 184–220
Description
Implement
DELETE /v1/maintenance/_contentletsinMaintenanceResource.java. Takes a list of contentlet identifiers, retrieves all language siblings for each, and permanently destroys them (bypasses trash).Acceptance Criteria
ContentletAPI.getSiblings(identifier)ContentletAPI.destroy(contentlet, user, true)Priority
None
Additional Context
destroy()is a permanent delete — no recovery. Different fromdelete()which archivesgetSiblings()returns all language variants for a given identifier — all siblings are destroyed togetherCMSMaintenanceAjax.deleteContentletsFromIdList()lines 184–220