bert.hausmans
842cb01b3c
RFC §3 Q9 contract — applicator is purpose-agnostic; per-purpose
differences live in PurposeSubjectResolver. Sessie 2's smoke matrix
covered only event_registration; this commit fills the remaining six.
Coverage per file (18 tests total, all passing):
- SignatureContractPurposePipelineTest (3 tests)
happy path + conflict resolution + no_auth missing-context
target: User via auth (User::email/first_name/last_name)
- UserProfilePurposePipelineTest (3 tests)
happy path + conflict resolution + no_auth missing-context
target: User via auth
- SupplierIntakePurposePipelineTest (3 tests)
happy path + conflict resolution + no_production_request missing-context
target: Company subject pre-set by production_request flow
- PostEventEvaluationPurposePipelineTest (4 tests)
happy path + conflict resolution + no_person_for_user + no_auth
target: Person via auth user → Person.event_id link
- IncidentReportPurposePipelineTest (4 tests)
happy path (auth + Person link)
+ conflict resolution
+ anonymous-allowed (null subject → COMPLETED, empty applications)
+ auth-without-Person (null subject branch)
Unique purpose: only one allowed to legitimately resolve to no subject.
- ArtistAdvancePurposePipelineTest (1 test)
no_portal_token missing-context only.
Happy path + subject_not_found branches require the Artist model
(BACKLOG: ARCH-09); morphTo can't materialise a non-existent class.
Documented inline; full coverage follows once ARCH-09 lands.
Each test wires the schema_snapshot directly with the applicator-shape
binding entries (matches sessie 2's FormBindingApplicatorIntegrationTest
pattern). All bindings use registered binding-target attributes from
config/form_builder/binding_targets.php to satisfy BindingTypeRegistry's
strict resolve() at apply time.
Refs: RFC-WS-6.md §3 Q9, ARCH-BINDINGS.md § 6.5
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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