bert.hausmans
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Phase 3 of S2b. Six policies and fifteen form requests for the universal
form builder. Every exists: rule is scoped to the route's organisation
or form_schema to close the A01-5..18 findings from SECURITY_AUDIT.md.
Policies (api/app/Policies/FormBuilder/):
- FormSchemaPolicy, FormFieldPolicy, FormFieldLibraryPolicy,
FormTemplatePolicy, FormSubmissionPolicy, FormSchemaWebhookPolicy.
- FormSubmissionPolicy honours subject-self (user / person.user_id
match / submitted_by_user_id) and active delegations, per §18.3.
- No `return true` placeholders — each method checks org membership and
role via Spatie's hasRole().
Form Requests (api/app/Http/Requests/Api/V1/FormBuilder/):
- Schema: Store/UpdateFormSchemaRequest, RotatePublicTokenRequest.
- Fields: Store/UpdateFormFieldRequest, ReorderFormFieldsRequest (field
ids scoped to the route schema), InsertLibraryFieldRequest (library
scoped to the route organisation).
- Templates: Store/UpdateFormTemplateRequest.
- Field library: Store/UpdateFormFieldLibraryRequest.
- Submissions: CreateFormSubmissionRequest, UpsertFormValuesRequest
(slug allow-list derived from schema), SubmitFormSubmissionRequest,
ReviewFormSubmissionRequest, DelegateFormSubmissionRequest (delegatee
scoped to organisation pivot).
- Webhooks: Store/UpdateFormSchemaWebhookRequest.
- Public: PublicSubmissionRequest (captcha_token collected here,
enforcement in controller per config('form_builder.captcha')).
All enum validation routes through the existing PHP enums from S1.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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