• Copying or cutting a document stores it in a way that is persisted after a page refresh and shared between browser tabs
• On dropdowns, if user has a document currently cut/copied then its name is displayed under the paste action (see live mockup)
  For example: given I'm copying file.txt, then in dropdown option, there will be
  Paste
  |__ file.txt

• The paste action is disabled by front end opportunistically, if can determine the document can not be pasted the paste action is disabled with a info message. Potential cases where the paste is disabled:
  • same name
  • folder into itself or descendant
  • ...
• If a user tries to cut and paste an item in a folder but another item has already the same name in it, pasting is not allowed (i.e. the same rule than the creation applies)
• If a user tries to copy and paste an item in a folder but another item has already the same name in it, the document name is prefixed by "Copy of"
• As of today, when we copy/cut/paste a document, we are redirected to an intermediate page that allows the user to choose the position of item. This page is not needed anymore (because item order is Folders first, then lexicographic).
• cut adds an entry in the document history (as of today)

The Copy/Paste action is represented as a single POST /docman_folders/{id}/{type} call:

{
  "copy": {
    "item_id": 
  }
}

For each route, you either pass the usual creation representation or this "copy from" representation.

The Cut/Paste action is represented as a single PATCH /docman_{type}/{id} call:

{
  "move": {
    "item_id": 
  }
}