Reflect removal of Video/YtVideo/Opal: ChannelVideo is now the single
video master with the collect->curate->rework->publish pipeline. Update
external-integration section (Python transcript via ChannelService,
YouTube API via YoutubeSearchService; Google Docs/Opal gone) and the
security note (OAuth creds now unused, gitignored).
The legacy Opal content pipeline (YtVideo + ScriptGen + OpalDraft/Final/
FinalAsset, driven by AnalysisWorkflowService via hardcoded Google Docs)
is no longer used. The active flow is ChannelVideo: collect -> curate
(board) -> rework -> publish.
Removed:
- service: AnalysisWorkflowService, YtVideoService, external/ExternalApiService(+Impl/Stub)
- web: YtVideoController, VideoActionController (/api/videos), video_detail.html
- web/dto: Video{Response,SearchCondition,AddRequest,DetailResponse},
FinalAssetResponse, OpalDraftResponse, DraftGenerateRequest
- domain/video: YtVideo, YtVideoRepository, dto/Video{List,Detail}Response
- domain/script: ScriptGen(+Repository)
- domain/opal: OpalDraft/OpalFinal/OpalFinalAsset(+Repositories, dto)
Preserved the active YouTube search by extracting searchYoutubeVideos()
into a new dedicated YoutubeSearchService (no Opal deps); rewired
YoutubeSearchApiController. WebController drops the /videos/{id} Opal
detail route + YtVideoService dependency.
DB note: ddl-auto=update never drops tables, so yt_video / scriptgen /
opal_* remain as orphaned tables (harmless, no data loss). Verified by
clean compileJava + reference sweep across java/html/yml.
Video/VideoRepository/VideoService/VideoController (table 'videos',
/api/v1/videos) were a legacy read-model with zero cross-package
references. The active flows use ChannelVideo (collection→rework→publish)
and YtVideo (Opal pipeline). Verified by clean compileJava.
