Avinash Rajesh
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<UserStory> 1958: Service Refactoring </UserStory> UserStory #1958 <Changes> 1. Added DataStoreLockGuard.h include to project file and InventoryManagementService for thread-safe datastore operations. 2. Enhanced DataStore::getUsers to load SerializedUser records, refresh cache, and attach notifications with recipient validation. 3. Enhanced DataStore::getInventoryItems to load SerializedInventoryItem records and refresh cache for tracked inventory items. 4. Refactored InventoryManagementService::sendLowStockAlerts to use tracked inventory and user maps with DataStoreLockGuard, ensuring safe access. 5. Removed legacy observer management, load/save inventory items, and related persistence functions from InventoryManagementService. 6. Updated InventoryManagementService::addInventoryItem to insert new records into tracked inventory map and persist changes via saveInventoryItems. 7. Updated InventoryManagementService::addInventoryItemStock to validate item existence, update quantity, mark record as MODIFIED, and persist changes. 8. Refactored InventoryManagementService::getInventoryItems to return object map extracted from tracked records with DataStoreLockGuard. 9. Updated InventoryManagementService::removeInventoryItem to validate item ID, mark state as INACTIVE, set record state to MODIFIED, and persist changes. 10. Updated InventoryManagementService::getInventoryItem to safely retrieve inventory items from tracked records with error handling. </Changes> <Test> N/A </Test> <Review> Sreeja Reghukumar </Review>
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