Дмитрий
6d6181b8cc
Закрывает 3 backlog-айтема Plan 2.6 одной правкой:
- BLOCKER #6: failed_webhook_jobs INSERT с tenant_id=NULL теперь проходит
(BYPASSRLS обходит RLS-политику отвергавшую NULL под обычной ролью)
- WARN #2: LeadRouter::matchEligibleProjects видит projects всех tenant'ов
через Project::on('pgsql_supplier') без SET LOCAL app.current_tenant_id
- WARN #3: ResetDeliveredTodayCommand обновляет projects всех tenant'ов
через DB::connection('pgsql_supplier')
Архитектура: crm_supplier_worker BYPASSRLS-роль (создана Plan 2.6 #iv 7899071)
+ новый pgsql_supplier connection в config/database.php. WHERE(tenant_id=)
фильтры сохраняются как defense-in-depth.
Уточнение по Job's $connection: оригинальный план предполагал public $connection
= 'pgsql_supplier' на RouteSupplierLeadJob, но в Laravel Job's $connection
управляет очередью (sync/database/redis), не БД. Заменено на константу
RouteSupplierLeadJob::DB_CONNECTION + явный DB::connection(self::DB_CONNECTION)
в failed() callback'е. Это:
1) не ломает queue resolution (без этой правки тесты падают
'pgsql_supplier queue connection has not been configured')
2) явно документирует intent — failed_webhook_jobs INSERT идёт через BYPASSRLS
3) handle()'s tenant-scoped транзакции остаются на default pgsql + SET LOCAL,
где RLS нужна для defense-in-depth.
Также добавлено в tests/TestCase.php разделение PDO между pgsql и
pgsql_supplier connection'ами через setPdo/setReadPdo — иначе DatabaseTransactions
не откатывал бы supplier-side данные (две PDO-сессии = две независимые транзакции,
supplier не видит uncommitted INSERTs default-side).
Brainstorm decision: вариант C из 3 опций (A=schema bump, B=отдельная таблица,
C=BYPASSRLS-role). См. docs/superpowers/specs/2026-05-11-plan3-supplier-sync-design.md §1.
+4 теста в Feature/Supplier/SupplierConnectionTest.php (DB_CONNECTION constant +
BLOCKER#6 + WARN#2 + WARN#3). 0 schema changes.
Pest: 562/560 + 2 skipped (baseline 558/556 + 4 new = 562/560, ok). PHPStan: 0 errors
(добавлен 1 baseline entry для известного Pest+PHPStan limitation на artisan()).
Pint: clean.
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