ListView reorder item triggers ObservableCollection Remove and Add instead of Move

[HHaoWang]

Describe the bug

It seems to be a history problem but it still confusing me that reorder item doesn't trigger ObservableCollection.Move method. I want to detect if some item is reordered, however I can not find any solution. Default ListView reordering behavior is remove item from the ObservableCollection and then add item to the ObservableCollection. Hence I can not determine whether item is reorder or add/remove. It's so weird. Is there any solution to detect reordering?

Steps to reproduce the bug

1. Place a ListView with a ObservableCollection ItemSource and enable ListView reorder ability
2. Add event handler to the ObservableCollection's CollectionChanged
3. Reorder item in ListView and CollectionChanged was triggered twice. One is remove event and the other is add event.

Expected behavior

ObservableCollection's CollectionChanged should be triggered only once with NotifyCollectionChangedAction=Move

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[fabianoriccardi]

I can confirm this issue, that, IMHO, is a bug and not a feature request.

Which developer would think that a reordering gesture triggers a couple of add-remove notifications instead of a Move one?

[HHaoWang]

I can confirm this issue, that, IMHO, is a bug and not a feature request.

Which developer would think that a reordering gesture triggers a couple of add-remove notifications instead of a Move one?

I cannot agree it more