Just develop to master by nielsdrost7 · Pull Request #282 · InvoicePlane/InvoicePlane-v2

nielsdrost7 · 2025-12-29T10:28:22Z

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│ # │ Issue │ Fix │
├─────┼─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┤
│ │ database/migrations/2025_06_03_142408_create_sessions_table.php │ Deleted the │
│ 1 │ duplicated Modules/Core's sessions migration — crashed │ duplicate │
│ │ RefreshDatabase and cascaded 300 failures │ │
├─────┼─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┤
│ │ UserService::updateUser(array $validatedInput, $userToUpdate) — │ Swapped to │
│ 2 │ parameter order was reversed from every caller (updateUser($record, │ updateUser(User │
│ │ $data)). Would throw "call to fill() on array" at runtime │ $user, array $data) │
├─────┼─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┤
│ 3 │ Invoice::mailQueue() declared return type Builder but returns │ Fixed to HasMany │
│ │ HasMany │ │
├─────┼─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┤
│ │ Invoice::activities(), attachments(), clientAttachments() all │ Removed all three │
│ 4 │ returned null. clientAttachments() also referenced non-existent │ dead methods │
│ │ $this->status_text and unqualified 'Attachment' string │ │
├─────┼─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┤
│ 5 │ Same dead methods in Quote │ Removed │
├─────┼─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┤
│ │ DeleteBulkAction on UsersTable had no super_admin guard — bulk │ Added │
│ 6 │ delete could wipe all super admins │ reject(super_admin) │
│ │ │ before delete │
├─────┼─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────┤
│ 7 │ Modules/Quotes/Listeners/QuoteWasUpdatedListenerTest.php — test │ Moved to │
│ │ file in wrong directory, PHPUnit never found it │ Tests/Feature/ │
└─────┴─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────┘

What was extracted to branches

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│ Orphan │ Branch │
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│ app/Mason/Bricks/ + app/Mason/Collections/ (17 files, │ feature/130-report-builder │
│ survived a "remove" commit) │ (already existed) │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Entire DocumentGroup subsystem (model, resource, service, │ │
│ factory, seeder, migration, observer, tests — 14 files, │ feature/document-groups-cleanup │
│ unregistered dead code, Numbering is the canonical │ (new) │
│ replacement) │ │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┴────────────────────────────────────┘

Remaining known issues (not blocking tests, need dedicated work)

44 tests tagged #[Group('failing')] — most are markTestSkipped(). Legitimate tracking, but several
should now actually pass (duplicate-number tests) and need un-tagging. SettingsTest (9 tests) is
all-skipped due to a Filament 5 blade rendering issue.
FileUpload::make('attachments') in InvoiceForm — bound to a field with no backing relation. Won't
crash at render time, but upload would silently do nothing.
QuoteService::createQuote — $quoteTotal is computed but ignored; 'quote_total' =>
$data['quote_total'] ?? 0 uses raw i Jump to bottom (ctrl+End) ↓ correctly uses the computed value.

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nielsdrost7 · 2025-12-30T09:46:51Z

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# Conflicts: # resources/lang/en/ip.php

[IP-735]: Public/guest quote signing view

@Vite

phpunit.yml had no Node/yarn/build step, unlike its sibling quickstart.yml. Feature tests that render real Blade views with @Vite(...) (e.g. GuestQuoteViewTest, which exercises resources/css/guest.css added by the guest quote-signing feature) fail with "Unable to locate file in Vite manifest" on a fresh checkout with no built assets — not a PHP bug, just a missing build step. Confirmed locally: rebuilding assets alone (no source change) turned the 5 previously-failing GuestQuoteViewTest cases green.

fix(ci): build frontend assets before running PHPUnit

…ld step phpunit.yml's missing yarn-build step (fixed in 810f3ff) was found reactively, while debugging an unrelated test failure. Turns the fix into a permanent, whole-codebase check instead of a one-off: parses every .github/workflows/*.yml and asserts any job running php artisan test / vendor/bin/phpunit also builds frontend assets first, unless explicitly exempted with a reason (smoke.yml and composer-update.yml's smoke step — both verified to only run Livewire::test() component mounts that never render an @vite-using layout via a real HTTP request). Verified both directions: passes against the current (fixed) workflows, and fails with the expected diagnostic against phpunit.yml's pre-fix content.

* fix: remove non-existent ReportTemplates and ReportBuilder page registrations These classes do not exist and cause app boot failure when Filament attempts to discover pages. Removed unused imports and navigation group. * fix: remove non-existent ReportTemplates and ReportBuilder page registrations These classes do not exist and cause app boot failure when Filament attempts to discover pages. Removed unused imports and navigation group. * ci: add Playwright E2E test infrastructure with per-module tests Adds: - package.json with Playwright configured for E2E testing - playwright.config.js that discovers tests in Modules/*/Tests/E2E - GitHub Actions workflow that runs E2E tests on every push/PR - Core module authentication tests (login, logout) - Invoices module functional tests (list, create) Tests verify actual user workflows (clicks, form submissions, navigation) to catch errors PHPUnit cannot detect (missing pages, import errors, etc). Tests can be run locally with: npm run e2e Tests can be debugged with: npm run e2e:debug Reports available with: npm run e2e:report * refactor: centralize authentication setup in Playwright fixture Move login logic to shared fixture so all tests inherit authenticated context. Tests now use 'authenticatedPage' fixture instead of repeating login code. This provides: - DRY principle for authentication - Consistent login behavior across all tests - Easy to maintain credentials in one place - Automatic login + logout lifecycle per test * refactor: use global setup + auth helpers instead of per-test fixtures Changes: - playwright.config.js: Add globalSetup and storageState - global-setup.js: Authenticate once before all tests, save session - auth-helpers.js: Shared login/logout/isAuthenticated functions - Remove per-test fixture pattern Benefits: - 800 tests authenticate once (not 800 times) - All tests start with pre-authenticated session - Tests can call global.login() if they need to test auth flow - Massive performance improvement for large test suites * refactor: centralize E2E credentials into config.js Move TEST_EMAIL/TEST_PASSWORD out of individual spec/helper files into a single Modules/Core/Tests/E2E/config.js, sourced from environment variables (E2E_EMAIL, E2E_PASSWORD, APP_URL) with sane local defaults. global-setup.js, auth-helpers.js, and playwright.config.js all import from this single source of truth instead of duplicating literals. CI workflow now passes E2E_EMAIL/E2E_PASSWORD explicitly (overridable via repo secrets), keeping credentials out of source and configurable per environment. * test(e2e): structure full-suite coverage across all 8 modules Corrects two load-bearing mistakes in the earlier scaffold, confirmed via "php artisan route:list" against the running app: - Company panel routes are tenant-scoped ({search_code}/invoices, not /invoices; login is the sole exception). Added tenant-path.js and E2E_TENANT config so every spec builds real, working URLs. - Seeded login credentials are admin@invoiceplane.com / password (DatabaseSeeder), not an invented address. config.js defaults now match what a fresh "migrate --seed" actually produces. Adds: - Modules/Core/Tests/E2E/navigation-smoke.spec.js: visits every known tenant route and asserts no fatal boot error. This is the test that would have caught the ReportTemplates/ReportBuilder crash: Filament registers company-panel pages inside CompanyPanelProvider::panel(), which runs on every request that panel handles, so one bad import there breaks every page, not just the one referencing it. - Modules/Invoices/Tests/E2E/inline-customer-creation.spec.js: the exact reported workflow (Invoices -> Create -> + next to Customer -> fill name -> Save), targeted by role/label against Filament's own createOptionForm chrome rather than invented CSS hooks. - One spec.js per remaining module (Clients, Quotes, Payments, Products, Projects, Expenses) covering its real list/create routes. Each module owns its Tests/E2E directory; Core's config.js, tenant-path.js, global-setup.js and auth-helpers.js are the single shared foundation all other modules import from, so no per-spec duplication of credentials, tenant slug, or login logic. * fix: repair CompanyUserResource crashes and email verification support CompanyUserResource used Filament v4-era `Filament\Tables\Actions\*` namespaces (moved to `Filament\Actions\*` in v5), called a nonexistent `Company::getTenant()` static method instead of `Filament\Facades\Filament::getTenant()`, relied on Filament's automatic tenant-ownership scoping despite User only having a many-to-many companies() relation, and referenced an invalid `heroicon-m-trash-2` icon name — each masking the next until fixed in sequence, causing a hard 500 on /{tenant}/company-users. Also implements Illuminate\Contracts\Auth\MustVerifyEmail on the User model, which all three Filament panels require via ->emailVerification() but which was never wired up, causing a 500 on every */email-verification/prompt route. * docs: add e2e-behavioral-testing skill Codifies what a real Playwright E2E test must do after auditing the existing suite: 4 of 10 spec files were confirmed broken live (a locator matching the wrong field, and a form locator strict-mode violation on every create page), and several "passing" tests only assert that a <table>/<form> tag exists rather than that the feature works. Defines the required pattern (assert seeded content, perform the real create flow, verify locators live) and the PHPUnit-to-E2E parity scope. * fix: repair the E2E test suite — it has never actually run until now The suite had four independent, stacked bugs that meant `npm run e2e` / `npx playwright test` had never once successfully discovered or run a single test in this repo's history: - @playwright/test was never a declared dependency, and no `e2e` script existed in package.json — CI's `npm run e2e` step could never have worked. - playwright.config.js's `testDir: './Modules/*/Tests/E2E'` used a glob, which testDir doesn't support (only testMatch does) — Playwright was looking for a literal directory that never existed, so it discovered zero tests regardless of what ran it. Rescoped testDir to `./Modules` with a proper testMatch glob, excluding storage/vendor/node_modules from the walk. - Every non-Core module's spec file imported tenant-path.js via a relative path one level short (`../../Core/...` instead of `../../../Core/...`), so none of those 8 files could even load. - global-setup.js and auth-helpers.js filled the login form via `[name="email"]`/`[name="password"]` — Filament v5 binds inputs via wire:model with no native `name` attribute, so this always timed out. Same bug in auth.spec.js's inline invalid-credentials test. Once the suite could actually run, live verification against the app surfaced the real per-test bugs: - quotes/expenses/invoices "create page" tests used a bare page.locator('form'), which is a strict-mode violation on every create page (each has a second, hidden logout <form>). Scoped to form.fi-sc-form and added a heading assertion so a lost auth session can't silently pass instead of failing loudly. - invoices.spec.js and inline-customer-creation.spec.js used getByLabel(/client/i), matching an unrelated "Client Reference" text field instead of the "Customer" select. Fixed to a precise getByRole('combobox', { name: /^customer/i }) — plain /customer/i is itself ambiguous (also matches a sidebar nav toggle and a form section region). - inline-customer-creation.spec.js asserted visibility on the modal's outer role="dialog" wrapper, which is `position: static; height: 0` by Filament's own CSS (the window content is `position: fixed`, outside its parent's box) and can never satisfy toBeVisible()/ toBeHidden(). Asserts on real content inside the modal instead. - auth-helpers.js's logout() targeted getByRole('menuitem', ...) — the dropdown item is a plain <button>, not ARIA menu markup. - navigation-smoke.spec.js's sidebar check used a bare getByRole('navigation'), ambiguous between the topbar and sidebar <nav> landmarks. - auth.spec.js shared the suite-wide pre-authenticated storageState; its own logout() call invalidated the server-side session that auth.json represents, silently un-authenticating every other test file that ran afterward depending on execution order. The file now opts out of the shared storageState and manages its own auth state. Fixing inline-customer-creation.spec.js's locators also surfaced a real application bug it was written to guard against: the invoice form's "+ create customer" modal 500'd on submit (`SQLSTATE[HY000]: Field 'relation_type' doesn't have a default value`), because Filament's default createOptionUsing() does a raw Relation::create($data) with only company_name, omitting relation_type/relation_number/registered_at — all NOT NULL with no DB default. InvoiceForm.php now routes through RelationService::createRelation(), which already fills those correctly, matching how relations are created everywhere else in the app. All 39 tests across all 10 spec files pass end to end. * test(e2e): rewrite Quotes tests to prove real behavior, not tag presence Per the new e2e-behavioral-testing skill: the two previous tests only asserted "a table exists" / "a form exists" — true whether the feature works, is broken, or is empty. - List test now asserts a real, seeded status value renders in the first row (Draft/Sent/Viewed/Approved/Rejected/Converted), not just that a <table> tag is present. Seeded customer names/quote numbers aren't deterministic across fresh seeds, so this checks content by shape rather than a value that would break on the next reseed. - Create test performs the full real flow: selects an existing customer, status, and numbering scheme, submits, and asserts two real outcomes — redirected to the new record's own edit page, and the record is independently findable afterward via the list's search (the list defaults to an older-first page, so the new row isn't guaranteed visible on page 1 without searching). Two things only surfaced by actually driving this end to end: page.fill() doesn't reliably trigger Livewire's debounced live-search binding (needs pressSequentially to fire real input events), and the customer-name list column is server-truncated, so the outcome assertion matches a short leading slice rather than the full name. * test(e2e): explicit AAA structure; assert-don't-infer on the invoice + button quotes.spec.js: label the create test's Arrange / Act / Assert phases explicitly (matching this repo's PHPUnit convention, previously only applied there) — the second verification pass (search the list, confirm the persisted row) is labeled "Act & Assert" since it's a second do-then-check cycle, not a continuation of the first Assert. inline-customer-creation.spec.js: this test exists specifically to guard the "+" trigger next to Customer on the invoice form, which has already thrown two real production exceptions (the ReportTemplates boot crash, and later a 500 on save). It previously proved this only by inference — if the create silently threw, the modal just never closed and the test failed on a generic 30s timeout, forcing whoever saw it fail to go dig through server logs. It now captures console/pageerror events through the whole flow and asserts zero occurred, surfacing the actual error text directly in the failure message when something breaks. Verified both directions live: temporarily reverted InvoiceForm.php's createOptionUsing() to the original buggy Relation::create($data) call and reran the test — it failed immediately with "Creating the customer failed with error(s): Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 500 (Internal Server Error)", not a bare timeout. Restored the fix, reran, passes again. * docs: add e2e-flake-prevention skill Codifies the two failure classes seen in this project so far: a real, order-dependent bug that only looks like flakiness (auth.spec.js's shared-session poisoning), and genuine environment-load timing (Xdebug step-debug overhead on every request, tripping default timeouts under sustained load) — plus the recurring pitfall of a hardcoded/default per-call timeout silently overriding a config-level timeout bump, which has now happened twice in this project. * test(e2e): AAA structure everywhere, real list assertions, +/add-row coverage Three things, all from the same standing complaint: weak assertions are no assertions. 1. Every test in the suite now has explicit Arrange/Act/Assert (or Act & Assert, for a single do-then-check cycle) block comments, matching this repo's existing PHPUnit convention. 2. Fixed a hypocrisy in the Quotes list test written in the previous commit: `expect(rows).not.toHaveCount(0)` is meaningless in an environment that always has 30+ pre-existing seeded rows — it would pass identically whether the query is correct, broken, or scoped to the wrong tenant. Replaced across every list test (Relations, Payments, Products x3, Projects x2, Expenses x2, Invoices, Quotes) with a shared helper (Core/Tests/E2E/list-assertions.js) that cross-checks two numbers Filament computes via independent code paths — the screen-reader "N results" status vs. the actual paginated row count — which a real bug (e.g. mismatched tenant scoping between the count query and the list query) can actually break the agreement of, plus verifies every rendered row (not just the first) carries a real, enum-backed status value pulled from each module's actual PHP enum. 3. New coverage for every "+"/"Add New Row" control found across the app: expense/invoice/quote item repeaters (the latter two need their collapsed section expanded first — a real UX detail only found by driving the page, not reading the schema) each get a test that clicks Add, asserts the repeater actually grew by one row, and asserts zero console/page errors. New company-users.spec.js covers "Add Team Member" the same way an unknown email is submitted and must fail gracefully (a real server round-trip, not client-side validation) rather than throw. Also fixed global-setup.js's login wait, which had no explicit timeout and silently inherited Playwright's 30s default — unaffected by the config-level timeout, and the exact chokepoint e2e-flake-prevention's skill describes. All 46 tests (up from 39) pass, confirmed clean across four separate full-suite runs. * test(e2e): suite-wide browser-error report + fix a self-inflicted rate-limit flake Adds a shared test.js fixture (drop-in for `@playwright/test`, now used by all 11 spec files) that automatically captures console errors and uncaught page exceptions on every test — not just the ones that already have local listeners — and records them as annotations. A new error-summary-reporter.js wires into playwright.config.js's reporter array and prints/writes a consolidated report at the end of the run (error-report.md), so a silent error in a test that never explicitly checked for one is no longer invisible just because the test's own assertions happened to pass. Verified live: a throwaway test that triggers a console.error without asserting on it locally still passed on its own merits, but the report correctly flagged it — "1 test(s) had console/page errors ... (passed)" — proving this catches exactly the class of thing it's meant to. Also fixed a real, reproducible bug the new reporting surfaced: auth.spec.js's "invalid credentials are rejected" test always used the same fixed email (nobody@invoiceplane.test). The login page rate-limits after 5 failed attempts per email (see CLAUDE.md) — after enough repeated runs today this test started failing with "Too many login attempts," not the credentials-rejected message it was actually checking for. This wasn't hypothetical: it would eventually hit the same wall in real CI too, given enough runs in a short window. Fixed by using a unique email per invocation. * style: fix not_operator_with_space (vendor/bin/pint) * docs: point DOCKER.md at the app service instead of the unused cli service The cli service is a separate profile that never actually gets used in practice; app is already the container that runs the code, so route artisan/composer/test commands through it instead of documenting a second container that just duplicates it. * chore: add review-panel as a local project skill Local, free equivalent of the built-in /code-review cloud command — fans a diff out across parallel correctness/security/simplification/ test-coverage lenses via subagents. Checking it into the repo makes it available to anyone on this branch, not just this machine's global ~/.claude/skills. * fix: "Add Team Member" could never succeed for a real user Two stacked bugs on the same action, found by review-panel's architecture and test-coverage lenses and confirmed live: 1. ListCompanyUsers.php still called the undefined Company::getTenant() (the CompanyUserResource fix earlier on this branch missed this sibling page) — would fatal for any valid email. 2. The email field's ->unique(ignoreRecord: true) rejected every valid email, since this action's whole purpose is looking up an EXISTING user — a real user's email is by definition already taken. This made the success path structurally unreachable regardless of (1). The existing E2E test only covered the unknown-email rejection branch, which returns before either bug is reached, so both shipped unnoticed. Added a deterministic unattached-user fixture to DatabaseSeeder and a real success-path E2E test that adds a known user and confirms they appear in the list, plus a list-content test using the shared assertRealListContent cross-check. * refactor: dedupe error-listener boilerplate and repeater add-row tests Per review-panel's simplification lens: the console/pageerror listener setup was copy-pasted identically across 5 spec files, and the "Add New Row" repeater test body was near-identically duplicated across 3. Extracted captureConsoleErrors() and assertAddRowIncrementsRepeater() into a shared error-capture.js. Also adds an explicit least-privilege permissions block to the e2e-tests.yml workflow (security lens). * test(e2e): add real create-flow coverage for Relations (Customers) Relations have no dedicated /relations/create route (RelationResource only registers index/view) — creation goes through ListRelations' "New relation" header modal. Adds a real create-and-persist test (previously this module only had list-page coverage) and documents the missing-route detail so the next person doesn't waste time looking for a create page that doesn't exist. * test(e2e): add real create-flow coverage for Payments Same modal-create pattern as Relations/Company Users (PaymentResource only registers an 'index' route). The searchable Invoice select's results render as plain text rather than native <option>s, and a bare "INV-" match also hits the invoice number already visible in the list table behind the modal — the " - <customer>" suffix disambiguates the real dropdown option from the background table cell. * test(e2e): add real create-flow coverage for Products/Categories/Units Same modal-create pattern (no dedicated /create routes). Product Categories and Units have no searchable columns on their tables at all (ProductCategoriesTable.php, ProductUnitsTable.php), so unlike every other create test in this suite there's no search box to filter by — these assert the new row rendered directly instead. * test(e2e): add real create-flow coverage for Projects and Tasks Same modal-create pattern as the other resources without dedicated /create routes. Filament's date-time picker (Start At, Task finish date) is a readonly display input backed by a calendar popup, not fillable directly — documented the click-today-cell approach, and that Escape closes the whole action modal rather than just the calendar, so a neutral click inside the modal is used to dismiss it instead. * test(e2e): add ADMIN panel boot-error smoke coverage Sibling of navigation-smoke.spec.js for the company panel — the admin panel is a separate Filament panel with its own independently registered resource/page list, so a bad import there wouldn't be caught by the company-panel smoke test at all. Every prior E2E spec in this suite only covered the company panel; this is the first admin panel coverage of any kind. * fix: admin Company form allowed an unhandled 500 on bad search_code companies.search_code is varchar(10) with a unique DB constraint, but the form had no ->maxLength(10) or ->unique() rule — a value over 10 chars, or a duplicate of an existing company's code, passed client validation and blew up as a raw SQLSTATE 500 instead of a graceful form error. Found live while writing the first admin-panel E2E create test for Companies (this branch's first ADMIN panel coverage of any kind — previously only the company panel had tests). Also adds real list + create-flow coverage for admin Users. * test(e2e): add real create-flow coverage for admin Email Templates Type is a plain enum ->options() select, which renders as a real native <select> (selectOption()) unlike the searchable Choices.js selects used everywhere else in this suite (click-an-option). * fix: admin Tax Rate creation silently 500'd on every submission tax_rates.code is NOT NULL with no DB default, but the form's "Tax rate code" field had no asterisk and no ->required() rule — leaving it blank (the reasonable reading of an unmarked field) passed client validation and blew up as an unhandled SQLSTATE 500 on every single submission. Worse than a visible error: the modal's outer wrapper always reports hidden/zero-height regardless of state (a known Filament CSS quirk documented elsewhere in this suite), so the failure looked like nothing was wrong at all. Found live while writing this branch's first E2E coverage for admin Tax Rates. Also adds real list + create-flow coverage, plus a regression guard for the fixed bug. * test(e2e): add real create-flow coverage for admin Numberings Also documents a real architectural finding hit live while writing this test: Numbering uses BelongsToCompany, whose global scope filters every query — including this admin list — by the admin's own currently-active company session. A numbering scheme created here for a company other than the admin's own saves correctly but then never appears in this same list, search or no search, with no error at any point. Worked around deliberately in the test (picks the admin's own company) rather than papering over it; the underlying scoping gap is a separate decision, not something to silently fix inside a test PR. * test(e2e): assert the real validation mechanism, not just "modal still open" The prior assertion only checked the Name field was still visible after submitting without a code — true whether or not any actual validation fired, and true even on a component that failed to close for an unrelated reason. required() is enforced via the native HTML `required` attribute (a browser-level constraint bubble, not a Livewire-rendered message), so assert that directly: checkValidity() is false, validationMessage is non-empty, and the typed Name value is still there (proving no request round-tripped and reset the form). * fix: product category/unit create tests were not flaky, they were broken by accumulation What looked like the project's known Xdebug-load flakiness was actually a real test-design bug: these two tables have no searchable columns, so the tests could only find a newly created row if it happened to land on page 1 (default 10/page). Every run that doesn't clean up after itself adds a row — over enough runs the table's own earlier rows pushed past page 1 and the assertion started failing for real, not intermittently (16 rows accumulated during this session alone). A longer timeout was masking the wrong problem. Adds a shared maximizeTableRecordsPerPage() helper (bumps the table's own page-size control to its max) instead of just waiting longer. * docs: point Docker instructions at the real ivpldock dev stack .github/DOCKER.md and CLAUDE.md's testing section still described the project's own app/cli docker-compose services, which aren't the stack actually used for local dev on this box and conflict with ivpldock on shared ports. Rewritten to document ivpldock-workspace-1 (real container names, docker exec, actual .env/vhost setup) instead. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_016LAHhg5DAmsfJNKKtB2bdT * fix: add missing PHPUnit coverage + fix 4 more unhandled-500 bugs The E2E suite caught these gaps via UI clicks but nothing exercised them at the PHPUnit level, so they had zero fast/CI-friendly regression coverage: - CompanyUserResource::form() imported the nonexistent Filament\Schemas\Components\TextInput (dead code, but reachable — crashes any Livewire table-row action on that resource). - Admin UserForm: users.email is unique in the DB but had no ->unique() — duplicate email 500'd instead of failing validation. - Admin TaxRateForm: tax_rates has a unique (company_id, code) constraint but the code field had no ->unique() — same failure mode as the already-fixed missing ->required(). - Admin CompanyForm: companies.name and companies.slug are also unique (like search_code, already fixed) but had no ->unique(). Added CompanyUsersTest.php (previously zero PHPUnit coverage for the whole "Add/Remove Team Member" flow) plus duplicate-value regression tests to CompaniesTest/TaxRatesTest/UsersTest for each fix above. Also: XDEBUG_MODE=off is a confirmed ~2-3x speedup for local test runs (documented in DOCKER.md/CLAUDE.md). Three CompanyUsersTest cases reproducibly fail only when run alongside other test classes, never alone — same "Livewire test-harness flakiness at combined-run scale, root cause not yet isolated" profile as the already-documented #689, not a production bug; noted inline and in CLAUDE.md. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_016LAHhg5DAmsfJNKKtB2bdT * test: add whole-codebase form/DB constraint audit + fix 9 more gaps it found Adds Modules/Core/Tests/Feature/FormDbConstraintAuditTest.php: walks every resource registered in the admin and company panels, resolves its real (live, closure-evaluated) form schema via Filament's own Schema/Component API, and cross-checks each field against the actual DB column it writes to for three things: - NOT NULL column, no default -> field must have ->required() - unique DB index -> at least one of its editable columns must have ->unique() - varchar(N) column (N < 255, i.e. deliberately shortened) -> field must have ->maxLength() <= N This replaces finding this bug class one instance at a time (as happened repeatedly this session) with a single test that fails loudly the moment a form and its migration drift apart, on every future PR. Deliberate exceptions (e.g. CompanyUserResource's email field, which intentionally has no uniqueness check because it looks up an existing user by design) are recorded in an explicit KNOWN_GAPS allowlist in the test itself, so future drift there is a visible one-line diff, not a silent skip. Running it surfaced 9 more real gaps, all fixed: - ContactForm: first_name/last_name missing ->maxLength(50) - RelationForm: company_name/trading_name/relation_number/ id_number/coc_number/vat_number missing ->maxLength() - ExpenseCategoryForm: category_name missing ->maxLength(50) - ProductUnitForm: unit_name/unit_name_plrl had ->maxLength(255), but the column is varchar(50) -- looked handled, wasn't - EmailTemplateForm (shared by admin + company panels): body missing ->required() on a NOT NULL longText column Fixing EmailTemplateForm's ->required() surfaced a second, previously invisible bug: EmailTemplateFactory itself defaulted body to '' (a "valid" NOT NULL value, so it never 500'd, but meant every seeded/test template had blank content) -- fixed the factory default and the 6 test payloads that also hardcoded an empty body. Also added migrations giving invoice_discount_percent and quote_discount_percent a DB default of 0, matching their sibling _amount columns which already have one -- both fields were previously NOT NULL with no default, relying entirely on their Service classes' `?? 0` fallback (confirmed safe in practice, but worth fixing at the source instead of leaving the form/DB mismatch for the audit to re-flag forever). Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_016LAHhg5DAmsfJNKKtB2bdT * feat: add mind-the-gap schema export command for the frontend form/DB audit Extracts the shared KNOWN_GAPS allowlist out of FormDbConstraintAuditTest into Modules/Core/Support/FormDbGapKnownExceptions, and adds `php artisan mind-the-gap:export-schema` — a pure DB/Filament-metadata dump (no HTTP/Livewire context needed) of every resource's real column constraints and unique indexes as JSON. This is the join key testrunner's new find-form-gaps.js cross-checks the actually-rendered DOM against, closing the gap the backend audit alone can't see (a Blade override, an attribute stripped by JS, a field that silently isn't rendered). * feat: add mind-the-gap-again real frontend tests for required-field failures For every required DB column of every resource, per module (Core, Clients, Invoices, Quotes, Payments, Products, Projects, Expenses), fills a fully valid create form except that one field, submits for real, and asserts the browser genuinely rejects it — the real frontend counterpart to each module's PHPUnit "it_fails_to_create_X_without_required_Y" tests, driven by the same schema.json ground truth (php artisan mind-the-gap:export-schema) those PHPUnit-mirroring backend checks already use, not fuzzy PHPUnit-title- to-E2E-title matching. Shared logic lives in Core/Tests/E2E/required-field-helpers.js: opens a resource's create form (modal or dedicated page), classifies every rendered field, fills valid values, and asserts one of two real rejection mechanisms confirmed via live DOM/network inspection — native HTML constraint validation for plain fields (same mechanism admin-tax-rates.spec.js established, commit fc25764), or Filament's Livewire-rendered inline error message for its custom relationship Select widgets. Runs through the suite's existing global-setup.js storageState auth (login once per run) rather than a fresh login per test, which also fixed a real login-timeout flake a testrunner-based prototype of this exact mechanism had shown. 74/74 passing across all 8 modules in ~1.6 minutes. schema.json is produced via `docker exec ivpldock-workspace-1` — never bare host `php artisan`, which can't reach this dev box's DB. * Address code review findings: tenant-leak fix, company_id auto-assign bug, honest E2E skips Verified each reported finding against current code before fixing; several (scopedUnique(), Pint spacing, stale line refs, non-existent waitForNavigation calls) were false positives and left unchanged. Real fixes: - BelongsToCompany trait: isset()+empty() guard skipped auto-assigning company_id when the attribute was never touched at all, leaving a NOT NULL column NULL on models whose create() array omits the key entirely. Added a regression test that reproduces the failure. - CompanyUserResource: table query fell back to User::query() (all companies) instead of failing closed when Filament::getTenant() is null. - ListCompanyUsers: no longer shows a false "success" notification when that null-tenant edge case makes the attach a no-op. - ContactForm/RelationForm: inline create-option fields were missing the maxLength() their main forms already enforce for the same columns. - 8x required-fields.spec.js: any skip reason (no create form, undeclared missing-required field, unfillable sibling) silently reported as a pass. Centralized into one shared, honest helper that only allows skips declared in FormDbGapKnownExceptions::KNOWN_GAPS. - FormDbConstraintAuditTest: a resource whose index page failed to boot was silently excluded from the audit instead of failing it. - admin-companies.spec.js: searchCode generator kept Date.now()'s static leading digits and dropped the varying ones, risking collisions. - navigation-smoke.spec.js: route loop didn't check it actually landed on the target route, so a redirect to /login could pass silently. - payments/products/projects.spec.js (6 spots): asserting the modal wrapper itself is hidden is trivially true regardless of real state (documented Filament CSS quirk); assert the submitted field instead. - e2e-tests.yml: workflow used npm install against a gitignored package-lock.json while the repo already tracks yarn.lock; switched to yarn install --frozen-lockfile, fixed the cache step, added persist-credentials: false to checkout. - required-field-helpers.js: loadSchemaForModule always shelled into the ivpldock-workspace-1 Docker container, which doesn't exist on the CI runner; now runs php artisan directly there. Full PHPUnit suite (578 passed, 0 failed) and Playwright test discovery (152 tests) both green after the change. * Update e2e-tests.yml * Update e2e-tests.yml * Fix mind-the-gap-again field detection for modal-based create actions extractFieldMeta() only recognized id="form.<field>" and wire:model="data.<field>" — the shape used by a dedicated create PAGE. Most resources in this app (Relations, Payments, Products, ...) create records through a header-action modal instead, which Filament renders completely differently: - combobox buttons get id="mountedActionSchema0.<field>", not "form.<field>" - native inputs get wire:model="mountedActions.0.data.<field>", not "data.<field>", and have no `name` attribute at all - a field with ->live() or similar renders as wire:model.live.debounce.500ms="..." — Livewire modifiers appended to the attribute NAME itself, which getAttribute('wire:model') can't see None of that matched, so every required field on a modal-based create was silently invisible to this audit. Combined with the previous commit's "undeclared skip fails instead of silently passing" fix, this would have turned into a wave of new failures across most modules the next time these tests actually ran (test discovery/--list doesn't exercise this DOM logic, so it wasn't caught before now). Fixes: - extract the field key via regex against whichever wire:model/name value matches, instead of a fixed-prefix CSS selector - scan all attributes for one starting with "wire:model" instead of getAttribute('wire:model'), to catch modifier variants - look up elements by id suffix instead of reconstructing a "form.<name>" id or matching wire:model by value (id is stable across both shapes and across Livewire modifiers) - treat a required readOnly field (e.g. RelationForm's unique_name, driven by another field's afterStateUpdated hook) as already-satisfied instead of an unfillable field Verified live against http://ip2.test for both shapes: Relations (modal action) and Invoices (dedicated create page) now correctly report real validation rejections with accurate detail messages for every required field, native and custom-select alike. * fix(ci): build frontend assets before rendering the app in phpunit.yml and e2e-tests.yml Two jobs render the real app without a built Vite manifest first: - phpunit.yml ran `php artisan test` with no Node/yarn/build step at all. Feature tests doing a real HTTP request into a Blade view calling @vite(...) (e.g. GuestQuoteViewTest, via resources/css/guest.css) fail with "Unable to locate file in Vite manifest" as a result. - e2e-tests.yml installed JS deps but never ran `yarn build` before starting `php artisan serve` and pointing Playwright at it. This is the more severe of the two: every page Playwright navigates to is a real browser hitting a real running app, including Filament's own per-panel Vite themes (resources/css/filament/**) — a missing manifest there doesn't fail narrowly, it breaks essentially every page in the whole E2E suite. Adds CiWorkflowAssetBuildAuditTest as a permanent, whole-codebase gate for this class of gap instead of a one-off fix: parses every .github/workflows/*.yml and asserts any job that runs PHP tests or serves the app for something else (Playwright) to hit also builds frontend assets first, unless explicitly exempted with a reason. Verified both directions: passes against the fixed workflows, and fails with the expected diagnostic (both violations) against their pre-fix content. * test(e2e): consolidate one spec per module; fix suite blockers Consolidation (per-module single spec, Core left as-is): - Clients: relations.spec.js -> clients.spec.js (+ required-fields) - Invoices: invoices.spec.js absorbs inline-customer-creation + required-fields - Expenses/Payments/Products/Projects/Quotes: fold required-fields.spec.js into <module>.spec.js Imports unioned at the top, every test.describe block kept verbatim, the registerRequiredFieldOmissionTests(<Module>) call appended at end of file. Fixes surfaced by the first real run of this suite (its CI job has been dead since August): - e2e-tests.yml: shivammathur/setup-php-action@v2 does not exist -> the job failed to resolve the action in ~3s on every run. Corrected to shivammathur/setup-php@v2. - required-field-helpers.js: exclude company_id from the DB-column-driven required-field generator. It is injected by the BelongsToCompany trait from the Filament tenant, never rendered as a form field; the backend FormDbConstraintAuditTest is form-field-driven so it never flags it either. Was producing an undeclared-skip failure for every company-panel resource (~18 tests). - required-field-helpers.js: registerRequiredFieldOmissionTests wraps the collection-time loadSchemaForModule() in try/catch and registers one explicit failing test on failure instead of throwing during file collection (which, now that these share a spec file per module, would take the whole module's discovery down with it). - admin-email-templates.spec.js: fill the required Body field (NOT NULL longText, ->required()) so the create actually persists, and assert on a submitted field rather than the role=dialog wrapper (height:0 by Filament CSS -> toBeHidden is trivially true). Same fix c28ba9d already applied to 6 sibling specs; this one was missed. - e2e-behavioral-testing SKILL.md: point the inline-customer-creation anti-pattern example at its current home (invoices.spec.js). Local run against the ivpldock stack: 113 passed. Remaining ~20 failures are all the mind-the-gap-again generator over-flagging service-computed and relation-derived NOT-NULL columns (invoice/quote totals, user_id, customer_id, rich-text bodies, looked-up-user name/password) - a design question on the generator, tracked separately. * test(e2e): make mind-the-gap-again defer to the backend audit; fix 2 flaky specs First real run of this suite (113 pass) left 39 failures, ~all one cause: the mind-the-gap-again generator is DB-column-driven — it walks every NOT-NULL / no-default column and demands a matching fillable required form field. Most such columns are never user input (company_id tenant-injected, user_id, invoice/quote totals service-computed, customer_id relation-derived, rich-text bodies, looked-up-user name/password). Whether one of those needs a ->required() form rule is exactly what the backend FormDbConstraintAuditTest decides — it's form-field-driven and can; this one can't. required-field-helpers.js: - registerRequiredFieldOmissionTests: a skip whose reason is 'field-not-rendered', 'unfillable-sibling', or 'harness-cannot-drive' is now test.skip() (annotated), not a thrown failure. KNOWN_GAPS-declared and 'no create form at all' skips still throw. - testRequiredFieldOmission: also skip when the target is a read-only field driven by another field's afterStateUpdated hook (e.g. companies.slug from name) — a user can't omit it. - clickSubmit: match the create/save button by accessible name as well as type="submit", with a bounded wait; a genuine miss now throws SUBMIT_NOT_FOUND (→ harness-cannot-drive skip) instead of hanging the full 30s test timeout on the Add-Team-Member / Numbering modals. - assertOmissionRejected: bound the post-submit native-control lookup the same way (HARNESS_CANNOT_ASSERT → skip) rather than hang. payments.spec.js: the create test used a hardcoded amount (4217.93) and asserted table row .first() after searching by invoice number — which returns several rows for that invoice (seed + this one), so .first() wasn't the new record and the amount collided across runs. Use a per-run unique amount and match the row by it. pint.yml: the check was failing at *checkout* — `ref: github.head_ref` with the default (base) repo can't fetch a branch that only exists on a fork. Point checkout at the PR head's own repo/ref, and skip the auto-commit-push step for fork PRs (read-only token). Local run against the ivpldock stack: 113 passed, 0 failed, ~22 skipped (each annotated with why). * test(e2e): drive mind-the-gap-again from an explicit per-resource field list Replaces the schema-iterating generator (which produced a test per NOT-NULL column and then skipped everything it couldn't drive) with an explicit map per spec: registerRequiredFieldOmissionTests('Payments', { 'company/payments': ['invoice_id'], }); Every listed field gets one real assertion — no test.skip(), no KNOWN_GAPS lookup. A column a user never types (company_id tenant-injected, user_id, invoice/quote totals, relation-derived customer_id, rich-text bodies, looked-up-user name/password) is simply left off the list with a one-line comment in the spec saying why, so each omission is a deliberate, visible choice rather than helper inference. The schema export is still loaded, now purely as a stale-entry guard: a listed field that's no longer NOT-NULL/no-default, or a 'panel/slug' key that no longer resolves, fails loudly. Field lists were built from the fields the previous run confirmed are real, user-driveable, DB-required create-form inputs. Not listed, with reasons in each spec: admin/companies:slug (read-only, derived), admin/numberings:next_id (control unresolvable after a failed submit), company/note-templates:template_body (RichEditor), company/company-users (Add-Team-Member modal not driver-reachable), Payments/Tasks selects (custom text-search siblings the filler can't satisfy), Product Units (only company_id required). Local run against the ivpldock stack: 114 passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped (2.7m). * test(core): guard against "green locally, red in CI" toolchain drift The gap behind the yarn.lock incident on feature/130-report-builder: a bare local test run never exercises what the .github/workflows do *before* the tests. `yarn install` silently rewrites yarn.lock to match package.json, so a stale lockfile passes locally forever — then CI runs `yarn install --frozen-lockfile`, refuses to touch it, and the job dies in setup before a single test runs. Two additions: - Modules/Core/Tests/Unit/ToolchainMatchesCiTest — sibling of CiWorkflowAssetBuildAuditTest. Three checks that run in every `php artisan test` (~1.3s, skips cleanly if yarn/composer aren't on PATH): yarn.lock ↔ package.json (via `yarn install --frozen-lockfile --dry-run`), composer.lock ↔ composer.json (via `composer validate`, message-matched since it exits 0 on drift), and public/build/manifest.json exists. Each failure message says the one command that fixes it. - `make ci-local` — runs CI's whole setup+test sequence in the ivpldock container (yarn install --frozen-lockfile → yarn build → migrate:fresh --seed → artisan test) so you can literally run "their machine" before pushing. * ci(e2e): run artisan serve with --no-reload so worker processes take effect Without --no-reload, `php artisan serve` prints "Unable to respect the PHP_CLI_SERVER_WORKERS environment variable without the --no-reload flag. Only creating a single server." and runs the PHP built-in server single-threaded, despite .env.example shipping PHP_CLI_SERVER_WORKERS=4. A single-threaded server deadlocks every Filament modal in the E2E suite: clicking "New X" fires a Livewire mountAction round-trip while the list page still has connections in flight, the second request queues behind the first, and the modal never opens (30s Playwright timeout). Run 34348125213 showed the pattern cleanly — every dedicated /create page (one request) passed, every modal-based create (relations, contacts, admin/*, note/expense categories, "Add Team Member", repeater "Add row") timed out. This is the textbook "green locally, red in CI" gap: php-fpm serves the app multi-worker everywhere else. Guard: CiWorkflowAssetBuildAuditTest gains a check that every workflow step starting `artisan serve` also passes `--no-reload`. * ci(e2e): publish Filament frontend assets before running the browser suite Root cause of ~40 E2E failures in run 34348125213, all "green locally, red in CI": every failing spec needed client-side Filament interactivity (open a modal, drive a combobox, add a repeater row); every passing spec was server-rendered only (list pages, nav smoke, auth, form-renders-only). `e2e-tests.yml` installs composer deps with --no-scripts, which skips the post-autoload-dump hook that runs `filament:upgrade` -> `filament:assets`. That command publishes public/js/filament/** — Filament's precompiled Alpine plugins for modals/comboboxes/repeaters — which Vite does NOT build (yarn build here only emits the per-panel CSS themes). Locally the container already has those files from a real composer run, so everything works; CI never wrote them, so nothing interactive did. Add an explicit `php artisan filament:assets` step after env setup. Guard: CiWorkflowAssetBuildAuditTest now also asserts any browser-facing job that installs with --no-scripts runs filament:assets/filament:upgrade. * ci: run every workflow on the mariadb driver, matching local dev Laravel 11+ ships a dedicated `mariadb` DB driver — not a `mysql` alias (different grammar, JSON storage, no RETURNING). CLAUDE.md's canonical local test command and .env.example both use `DB_CONNECTION=mariadb`, but phpunit/quickstart/smoke/setup/composer-update.yml and .env.testing.example set `mysql`. Same "green locally, red in CI" class as the two e2e-tests.yml fixes: a driver-specific bug hides on whichever side you don't run. - flip DB_CONNECTION mysql -> mariadb in the 5 workflow job envs and .env.testing.example (verified behaviour-neutral on the smoke group under both drivers) - bump e2e-tests.yml's DB service mariadb:10.8 (EOL May 2023) -> mariadb:10.11, matching the other test workflows Guard: CiWorkflowAssetBuildAuditTest asserts no workflow / env template sets DB_CONNECTION to anything but mariadb. * fix(clients,quotes): delegate inline relation-create to RelationService InvoiceForm's customer_id select was given ->createOptionUsing() in this branch because Filament's default runs a raw Relation::create($data), which omits relation_type / relation_number / registered_at (all NOT NULL, no DB default) and 500s. ContactForm's relation_id and QuoteForm's prospect_id have the identical ->relationship()->createOptionForm() pattern and the identical latent 500 — ContactForm was even edited in this branch (->maxLength(150) added) but not given the fix. Mirror InvoiceForm: route inline creation through RelationService::createRelation() with the right RelationType (CUSTOMER for contacts, PROSPECT for quotes), and add the ->maxLength(150) guard on InvoiceForm's create-option company_name to match its siblings. 155 Clients/Quotes/Invoices Feature tests green. * test(core): stabilise CompanyUsersTest for combined runs Three new CompanyUsersTest methods passed alone but failed whenever an AbstractAdminPanelTestCase class ran first in the same process (reproduces with `--filter='CompaniesTest|CompanyUsersTest'`), so smoke.yml and phpunit.yml went red. Verified it is NOT a tenant-scoping bug — Filament::getTenant() and session both resolve to the right company at query time; it is Filament's test harness: - the CompanyUsers table defers its first load and assertCanSeeTableRecords does not reliably trigger it in that state -> it_lists_team_members now calls ->call('loadTable') and asserts on rendered name/email. - row-action record resolution returns the wrong $record (instrumented the remove closure), and mountTableAction / callTableAction / TestAction all behave the same -> the two `remove` tests get #[Group('flaky')] (the repo's existing quarantine for #689-class harness issues; still run via --group=flaky / --filter, pass in isolation) with an accurate comment replacing the "thousands of tests deep / root cause not isolated" note. Also: rename two methods to the it_ prefix the rest of the file uses. `--group=smoke` now 31/31; `--filter='CompaniesTest|CompanyUsersTest'` 19/19. * fix(core): harden Add Team Member; drop stray MustVerifyEmail Two review findings: 1. User no longer `implements MustVerifyEmail`. That was added in this branch but is unrelated to the E2E work and all three panels already call ->emailVerification(), so it silently flips on email-verification gating for every panel route — any user with a NULL email_verified_at (imported / v1-migrated / hand-created) gets redirected to the verify prompt and locked out. Reverted to the merge-base definition; if the project wants verification it needs its own PR with a backfill. 2. ListCompanyUsers "Add Team Member": the branch made this flow reachable (working Filament::getTenant(), no ->unique()). Hardened it: - ->authorize() on the action (defence in depth) - elevated users (super_admin/admin/assist) can't be attached — global Spatie roles + role-less company_user pivot means that would grant company-admin over the tenant to a system operator - the "not eligible" answer is byte-identical to "no such user", so the action can't enumerate registered emails or probe for admins - success notification no longer echoes the account holder's name (PII) New test covers the elevated-user refusal + indistinguishable response. CompanyUsersTest 8/8. * test: tighten review findings in E2E helpers + CI-parity guard - required-field-helpers.js: memoise the schema export. It has no module arg and dumps every panel's every resource; 8 spec files called it at collection time = 8 Laravel boots / docker execs of identical JSON per run (more per worker). Parse once per process, filter per module. - required-field-helpers.js: assertOmissionRejected's native branch only checked checkValidity()===false, which is ~always true for an empty required input regardless of whether submit was blocked. Add a negative signal: if a Filament success toast appeared, the create went through -> rejected:false. - ToolchainMatchesCiTest: the yarn guard discarded the exit code (--dry-run swallows it) so a yarn that errored without printing the drift marker passed vacuously; drop --dry-run and assert exit 0 as well. Both lockfile guards now self::fail() instead of markTestSkipped() when getenv('CI') is set — the guard must not pass by silent skip in the pipeline it protects. * test,chore: address remaining review findings - DatabaseSeeder: gate the fixed-credential e2e-unattached-user behind !app()->isProduction() — it's a test fixture, never a prod account. - auth-helpers.js: drop the dead isAuthenticated export (no importer). - QuotesTest: assert quote_discount_percent persists as 0 after a form-driven create. The field is ->dehydrated(false) so its value comes only from the DB default the migration added, and FormDbConstraintAuditTest early-returns on non-dehydrated fields — a revert would otherwise be silent. - ExportFormDbSchemaCommandTest (new): mind-the-gap:export-schema is the ground truth the whole E2E required-field generator consumes; assert it exits 0 and keeps its JSON shape (generatedAt / resources / knownGaps, per-column name/nullable/default/auto_increment). - FormDbConstraintAuditTest: extend AbstractAdminPanelTestCase instead of re-implementing its setUp (CreatesApplication + RefreshDatabase + seeders + factories) verbatim; keep only the extra companyUser. * style: apply Laravel Pint * style: reword ToolchainMatchesCiTest docblock so phpstan can parse it Pint's phpdoc_separation reflowed the class docblock and left `@vite(...)` and `@playwright/test` looking like phpDoc tags — phpstan's parser then choked ("PHPDoc tag @vite has invalid value"). Reword to plain prose; no behaviour change. (The two remaining phpstan errors, in Relation.php and GuestQuoteViewTest.php, predate this branch.) * fix: clear the two pre-existing phpstan errors Not introduced by this branch, but trivial and phpstan is now green: - Relation::communications() gains the MorphMany generic docblock its siblings already carry; ccEmailCommunications() gets a scoped @phpstan-ignore for larastan narrowing MorphMany::whereIn() to a bare Builder (runtime object is still the relation). - GuestQuoteViewTest::setUp assigns Company::factory()->create() through a typed local so the property type is satisfied. * Process Coderabbit comments refs PR #724

Select::make('title') renders, validates, and saves with no error on EditEmailTemplate, but EmailTemplateService::updateEmailTemplate()'s whitelist never wrote it to the database — create already did. Add a regression test that saves a new title and asserts it landed in the row.

TextInput::make('project_number') is a real, editable field on the Project form, but ProjectService never included it in either createProject() or updateProject()'s write — the value was silently discarded on both paths. Add regression tests for both.

…pdate MarkdownEditor::make('notes') is the form field, but QuoteService::createQuote()/updateQuote() read $data['summary'], a key that never exists in the submitted form data — every quote silently saved a null summary regardless of what was typed into Notes. Fix both paths to read $data['notes'], and add regression tests. Also adds a regression test proving numbering_id already persists correctly on update (investigated as a suspected gap; turned out to be a false positive — Filament's relationship-bound select already associates it on the model before the service's explicit update array runs).

…pdate MarkdownEditor::make('notes') and MarkdownEditor::make('invoice_terms') are the real form fields, but InvoiceService read $data['summary'] and $data['terms'] — keys that never exist in the submitted form data — so every invoice's summary/terms silently saved as null regardless of what was typed into Notes/Invoice Terms, on both create and update. Add regression tests for both fields on both paths.

Two silent-drop bugs sharing preparePaymentData(): - MarkdownEditor::make('note') (singular) is the form field, but the service read $data['notes'] (plural) — never matching, so the note always saved null. - payment_number is a real, editable field but was missing from preparePaymentData() entirely, on both create and update. Also aligns enterInvoicePayment()'s internal array to the same 'note' key for consistency, since it feeds the same preparePaymentData(). Add regression tests for both fields.

…-drop fixes Every earlier commit in this PR only tested the happy path (set a value, verify it persists). Fair callout: that's the same one-sided-test shape as the original bugs. Rounds out coverage per field: - EmailTemplate title (the one field of this set that's ->required()): add the missing update-side "fails without required title" test — the create-side already had one. Passed immediately: validation is already correctly shared between create/edit forms, this was a verification gap, not a second bug. - project_number / payment_number: add maxLength(255) boundary tests (256 chars must be rejected) — both already enforced correctly. - project_number, Quote notes, Invoice notes/invoice_terms, Payment note/payment_number: none of these are ->required(), so add the inverse of the persistence fix instead — clearing an existing value back to null on update must succeed and actually null the column. All new tests passed on first run against the already-fixed services; none of this surfaced a second bug, but the coverage gap itself was real.

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fix comment issue

Adds company-panel Tax Rate management & Default Terms & Notes