bert.hausmans
2064b9901e
WS-5c commit 1 of 4 — relational infrastructure for the conditional- logic tree that replaces form_fields.conditional_logic JSON (ARCH- FORM-BUILDER §8; addendum Q3 WS-5c). Tables: groups (nesting via parent_group_id) + conditions (leaves, value JSON nullable for empty/not_empty). Simple FK to form_fields — addendum Q3 explicitly excludes form_field_library from conditional_ logic scope, so no polymorphic morph here. OrganisationScope cap raised 3 → 5 hops. The conditions chain is 4 hops (condition → group → field → schema → organisation_id column) and the new cap gives headroom for future deeper trees without denormalising form_field_id onto conditions. Cascade observer (FormFieldChildTablesCascadeObserver) extended to physically delete the new groups table on FormField delete (hard or soft). Conditions cascade automatically via the group_id FK on the groups table. Factories: FormFieldConditionalLogicGroupFactory, FormFieldConditional LogicConditionFactory, and FormFieldFactory::withConditionalLogic($tree) for concise test fixtures. Tests: 16 new under tests/Feature/FormBuilder/ConditionalLogic/ (relation, scope, cascade, enum catalogue). 3 new scope-cap tests in ScopeLeakageTest verify 4/5-hop chains pass and 6-hop throws. Hardcoded rollback step counts in WS-5a/b migration tests bumped for the 2 new WS-5c migrations. Baseline 1104 → 1122 green (2988 → 3032 assertions). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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