bert.hausmans
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MigrateLegacyFormsData and VerifyFormsDataIntegrity exist to migrate the pre-form-builder registration_form_fields / registration_field_templates / person_field_values tables into the current form_* tables. Those legacy tables have been dropped from the dev database (verified via the 2026_04_20 drop_remaining_legacy_registration_tables migration), which means the migrator's top-of-handle() guard always short-circuits the run. The verify command is only reachable via MigrateLegacyFormsData::verify() — also dead with its caller gone. CLAUDE.md delete > adapt. These commands would also break the WS-5d commit 5 column drop: MigrateLegacyFormsData:225 writes \$rff->options straight to form_fields.options, which will not exist after commit 5. Cleaning up before WS-5d starts keeps the dev tree consistent throughout the refactor. The two stale comment references in FormBuilderDevSeeder (header docblock and seedSubmissionsForEvent docblock) plus the migration docblock that mentions the migrator self-skip behaviour are scrubbed in the same commit so no orphan references remain. No production data exists; no migration safety net is being removed. Tests: 1158 → 1158 green (no test coverage existed for these commands; they were truly orphaned). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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