Implement EnsureUserHasWorkspace Trait and Integrate into Controllers…

[chiragchhatrala]

… and Jobs

• Introduced the EnsureUserHasWorkspace trait to ensure users have at least one workspace when they are detached from a workspace.
• Integrated the trait into WorkspaceUserController to enforce workspace checks during user detachment.
• Updated RemoveWorkspaceGuests job to utilize the new trait for ensuring users have a workspace after detachment.
• Modified UserWorkspace model to call the ensureUserHasWorkspace method upon deletion, maintaining workspace integrity.

These changes enhance user management by ensuring that users always have a workspace, improving overall application stability.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Enhanced workspace management now ensures every user retains an active workspace. When a user leaves or is removed from a workspace, the system verifies their association and automatically assigns a default workspace if needed.

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Walkthrough

This pull request integrates the EnsureUserHasWorkspace trait across multiple components to validate user workspace associations. The changes update the workspace removal and leaving processes in controllers and jobs by retrieving users explicitly and invoking the trait’s method after modifications. In the model, an event listener is added during deletion to ensure workspace integrity. A new trait is introduced that creates a default workspace with an admin role if a user has none. Comprehensive tests are added to verify this behavior in various scenarios.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
api/.../WorkspaceUserController.php api/.../Jobs/Billing/RemoveWorkspaceGuests.php	Added EnsureUserHasWorkspace trait, updated methods to explicitly retrieve users before detaching from workspaces, called ensureUserHasWorkspace($user) after detachment, and updated logging to use the Log facade in the job.
api/.../UserWorkspace.php	Added EnsureUserHasWorkspace trait and overridden the boot method to add a static deletion event listener that invokes ensureUserHasWorkspace on the associated user after a UserWorkspace is deleted.
api/.../EnsureUserHasWorkspace.php	Introduced a new trait defining ensureUserHasWorkspace(User $user): void, which checks if the user has any workspaces and creates a new "My Workspace" with an admin role if none exist.
api/tests/Feature/EnsureUserHasWorkspaceTest.php	Added feature tests covering scenarios where users are detached or leave workspaces, verifying that a default workspace is created only when the user has no other workspaces, including tests for controller actions, job behavior, and direct trait method invocation.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant C as WorkspaceUserController
    participant J as RemoveWorkspaceGuests Job
    participant E as EnsureUserHasWorkspace Trait
    participant W as Workspace (Creation)

    U->>C: removeUser() / leaveWorkspace()
    C->>U: Retrieve user (findOrFail or request)
    C->>C: Detach user from workspace
    C->>E: ensureUserHasWorkspace(user)
    E->>E: Check user's workspace count
    alt No workspace exists
        E->>W: Create "My Workspace"
        W->>U: Associate workspace (role: admin)
    else Workspace exists
        E->>U: No action needed
    end

    J->>U: Iterate users to remove from workspace
    J->>U: Detach user from workspace
    J->>E: ensureUserHasWorkspace(user)
    E->>E: Check user's workspace count
    alt No workspace exists
        E->>W: Create "My Workspace"
        W->>U: Associate workspace (role: admin)
    else Workspace exists
        E->>U: No action needed
    end

Poem

🐇 Hopping through code with a trait so neat,
Ensuring workspaces for every heartbeat.
When a user leaves or is gently removed,
A new home awaits, perfectly grooved.
Admin roles set with a swift little tap,
No one’s left lost in the workspace gap!
Code with a bounce, let’s close this lap! 🎉

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