bert.hausmans
021a3cd079
Adds UserObserver::created() that firstOrCreate's a user_profiles row for every User. Registered in AppServiceProvider alongside PersonObserver. Covers DevSeeder (3 scattered User::create sites: DatabaseSeeder super admin, DevSeeder org staff, DevSeeder volunteer users) and all future creation paths (invite/register/import) with zero per-caller boilerplate. New FormBuilderDevSeeder seeder class holds canonical 16-field registration template (borrowed from the legacy RegistrationFieldTemplateService list so test data stays recognisable). Produces per-org: - 16 form_templates (system, schema_snapshot per ARCH §4.6.1) - 1 FormSchema per event (event_registration, owner=event, draft_single mode, is_published mirrors event.status lifecycle) - 16 FormFields per schema - 1 FormSubmission per person whose status ∈ applied/approved/no_show (same rule as MigrateLegacyFormsData), with 6 realistic FormValues each DevSeeder::run() now wraps the whole seed body in ActivityLog::suppressed(...) so the ~80 field creates + ~277 submission lifecycle triggers don't flood activity_log. Also removes the legacy RegistrationFieldTemplateService::seedSystemTemplates call — the 16 system templates now land directly in form_templates. Post-seed totals (dev DB): 5 form_schemas, 80 form_fields, 277 form_submissions, 1662 form_values, 16 form_templates, 270 user_profiles (1:1 with users). forms:verify-data-integrity on freshly seeded DB: exit 0. php artisan test: 910/910. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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