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mysql-client is now installed on the dev host (brew install mysql-client + PATH=/opt/homebrew/opt/mysql-client/bin), which unblocks the fast path that session 2.7 prepared but couldn't activate. Changes: - api/database/schema/mysql-schema.sql committed (current state, 122 KB, 1749 lines, all 155 migration records). - api/database/schema/.gitignore removed: the dump is no longer opt-in, it's the default code path (active in dev + CI). - Makefile schema-dump target simplified: drops the docker exec mysqldump workaround in favour of plain `php artisan schema:dump`. Now also runs migrate to head first so the dump always reflects the latest migration set without manual prep. - CLAUDE.md "Schema dumps" rewritten: "opt-in fast path" → "CI fast path", reflects that the dump is committed by default and contributors regenerate via `make schema-dump` after adding migrations. Backfill test wall-time, 4 classes combined: - Session 2.7 baseline: 127.90s - This session: 27.55s (78% reduction) Per class (PHPUnit Duration): - FormFieldBindingMigrationTest: 4.59s (2 tests) - ConditionalLogicBackfillTest: 5.45s (4 tests) - FormFieldOptionsBackfillTest: 12.25s (9 tests) - FormFieldValidationRuleBackfillTest: 10.75s (6 tests) Full suite knock-on: 209.95s → 89.16s (-57%) — every RefreshDatabase test pays the up-front migrate cost, which `schema:dump` collapses from ~6s × N to a single ~1s SQL load. Refs: WS-6 session 2.7 deviation #3 cleanup, Q1 closure Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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