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refactor: give organizations their own table, with their members and color - #1316
Profile holds every GitHub account at an @handle, users and organizations alike. #1262, #1302, #1303 and #1304 then added methods that only make sense for an organization (members(), admins(), roleOf(), lane()), so a user's profile had a members() that always returned nothing.
Organizations now have their own Organization model on a new organizations table, like users have users, and those methods live only there. Profile keeps the GitHub identity both share.
Stacked on #1304, which adds members() and roleOf().
Changes
App\Models\Organization:
Its own organizations table, which holds the color (preferred_lane, lane_color). Its id is its profile's ID, because mentions, members, the settings URLs and the claim already store that ID.
Reads its handle, name, bio and the rest through profile(), like User, with the same Profile::USER_ATTRIBUTES: eager-loaded, read-only, and serialized as before. Its GitHub ID is read on $organization->profile. Queries by handle join profiles.
Profile touches it, like it touches its user, so the sitemap dates an organization by its GitHub profile and its color.
Takes over members(), admins(), roleOf(), lane(), openGraphImageVersion() and FRESH_FOR_HOURS from Profile.
It's a separate final model rather than a subclass, because the arch tests' strict preset rules out non-final, abstract and protected-method classes.
Profile: loses those methods and the preferred_lane/lane_color columns, which only organizations used. Gains organization().
Type hints: org actions, controllers, requests, queries, PageMetadata and OpenGraphCanvas take Organization instead of Profile.
{organization} routes bind Organization, so a user's profile is a 404 by binding. CreateOrganizationAdminRequest no longer checks the type itself.
Queries that filtered on type = organization use Organization::query().
User::organizations() returns Organization.
A profile never changes type:UpdateOrCreateOrganization finds the profile by its GitHub ID and type organization, then creates the organization's row if there is none. UpdateOrCreateUser matches on type user the same way. A user's account that GitHub turned into an organization now fails on the unique GitHub ID instead of becoming an organization, and a test covers it. Before, it was converted.
Deletion:DeleteOrganization also deletes the profile.
isMember(User) and isAdmin(User): new on Organization, like Conversation::isMaintainedBy(). The org member, profile and color requests use them instead of comparing roleOf() themselves, and each request still chooses between a 404 and a 403.
Factories:OrganizationFactory replaces ProfileFactory::organization(). Like UserFactory, it sends the identity it's given, such as a handle, to the profile it makes.
Migration
2026_10_30_120000_create_organizations_table creates organizations, copies every organization profile's color into it, points organization_members at it, and drops the two columns from profiles. It locks profiles and organization_members first, so nothing written meanwhile is lost: on a throwaway database, a color change made during the migration waited and was copied.
The columns move rather than appear, but for the record:
Why: an organization's page shows the color its admins chose.
Who sees it: everyone, on the organization's page.
When it's deleted: with the organization, when GitHub no longer has it.
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All local, on a throwaway Postgres 18 with pgvector:
composer test:types (0 errors), composer test:type-coverage (100%), Pint, Rector (no changes), tsc, vp lint and bun run test:unit (212 passed).
No UI or behavior change is intended, so there are no screenshots. The pages, props and API responses are the same.
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First round, on 2512e27b: CODE: FAIL. The rename had turned "Profile tab" into "Organization tab" in three comments, and three test docblocks still said Profile. It also found that the scoped lookup in UpdateOrCreateOrganization would throw on a GitHub account that turned from a user into an organization, where the old code switched the profile's type.
Second round, on a3e59535: CODE: PASS, after those fixes and a test for the conversion.
Fifth round, on 25616335, the organizations table: CODE: FAIL for a stray SQLite file from a local migration run. It also noted that deleting a user whose account became an organization would hit the new foreign key, and that the migration should lock organization_members too.
Sixth round, on d8887015, after those fixes: CODE: PASS.
Seventh round, on ba96226a, profiles no longer change type: CODE: PASS.
Eighth round, on 535e8132, the GitHub ID read on the profile: CODE: PASS.
Visual review doesn't apply: nothing on screen changes.
Limitations
Organization link preview (/@{handle}/og.png): a profile with no user that isn't an organization now gets a 404. Before, it got an organization card. Every profile is one or the other, so this shouldn't happen in practice.
mentions/organizations/{id}: a user's profile ID there now gets a 404 instead of a redirect. Mentions only store organization IDs.
A user's account turned into an organization on GitHub: looking it up throws, which fails the job linking that commit's or bio's organizations, and stops commits:link-organizations. We'll handle the case if it ever happens.
During the deploy: between the migration and the new code, the old code shows organizations in the default blue and fails to save a color. An organization it creates then has a profile but no row, so its page 404s. This needs a commit mentioning an unknown organization during those seconds.
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Improvements
Organization pages, membership and admin management, mentions, suggestions, and sitemap listings now consistently use organization records.
Organization preview cards display avatars with rounded-square corners, while user avatars remain circular.
Organization details, including profile information and lane settings, continue to appear across relevant pages and previews.
Removing an account also removes its associated organization and profile, while preserving other members’ access to their organizations.
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Review comments at @app/Http/Requests/ShowApiOrganizationRequest.php:
- Line 37: Update the handle lookup in ShowApiOrganizationRequest to require the
related profile type to be ProfileType::Organization, and update
UpdateOrCreateUser::handle to remove the related Organization row when
converting a profile to ProfileType::User. Ensure organization queries cannot
return records for profiles that are no longer organizations.
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@database/migrations/2026_10_30_120000_create_organizations_table.php:
- Line 24: Update the migration’s ACCESS EXCLUSIVE lock phase to minimize how
long profiles and organization_members are blocked, while preserving protection
against concurrent writes invalidating the backfill; alternatively, ensure the
migration runs during a verified maintenance window.
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Walkthrough
The change adds a dedicated Organization model and moves organization-specific data and behavior out of Profile. Organization storage, synchronization, HTTP handling, queries, rendering, factories, and tests now use the new model.
Changes: Organization model transition
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Summary
Organization model and storage app/Models/Organization.php, app/Models/Profile.php, app/Models/User.php, database/migrations/*, database/factories/OrganizationFactory.php, database/factories/ProfileFactory.php
Organization now holds organization-specific data, membership relations, and helpers. The migration creates the organizations table, transfers lane data, updates the member foreign key, and removes lane columns from profiles.
Organization actions, controllers, and requests now accept or resolve Organization. Membership authorization and last-admin checks use its membership helpers. Organization deletion also deletes its associated profile.
dev-null-sh/dev-null.sh#938: The issue describes organization profiles, pages, admins, members, and mentions; this change adds the Organization model and updates related behavior.
Possibly related PRs
dev-null-sh/dev-null.sh#1262: Adds organization profiles, mentions, routes, and queries that this change moves to Organization.
dev-null-sh/dev-null.sh#1304: Adds membership actions, requests, controllers, and relations that this change updates to use Organization.
When an account that was an organization signs in as a user, it can keep appearing as an organization on pages, in the API, in suggestions and in the sitemap. Add a type constraint and clean up the stale row. The migration also blocks reads on two core tables while it runs, so confirm the deployment window or shorten the locked phase before merging.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to 157f6
The separation introduces a narrow account-type consistency risk: organization records can remain eligible for organization lookups after user synchronization changes the shared identity to a user. Existing organization-scoped authorization and GitHub membership verification limit the impact; no administrative takeover was demonstrated. The destructive schema migration also requires coordinated deployment and recovery.
Retained concerns
Low · security · inferred: Organization eligibility now trusts a dedicated row that user synchronization does not invalidate. If a user update commits after organization synchronization for the same GitHub identity, profiles.type becomes User while the organization row remains. Organization API lookup and claim initiation then accept an identity that the base's explicit type checks rejected. This is a conditional account-type boundary weakness, not a demonstrated takeover: new admin grants still require GitHub membership, and existing member-management authority was already pivot-based.
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Security Blast Radius
inferred — The identified consistency concern is bounded to the affected shared account identity and its organization representation. Inspected member-management checks remain scoped to the bound Organization and require the acting user's membership/admin role; role changes also require the target's membership. No cross-organization authority expansion was established.
Security Findings and Attack Paths
inferred — A delayed OAuth-derived user update could commit after organization synchronization and leave conflicting account types across the two records. Organization API lookup would still accept the dedicated row. Mention refresh does not repair this state because it excludes profiles typed as users. This interleaving was not runtime-reproduced, and attacker-controlled privilege acquisition was not demonstrated.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — Organization claiming retains OAuth state handling, verifies that the returned GitHub identity matches the signed-in user, and requires GitHub membership for the selected organization's handle and immutable ID. The final action locks the organization and rejects an already-claimed page before granting admin membership.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — Define and enforce organization eligibility across both synchronization directions. Reconcile or reject stale user updates under a shared identity-ordering policy, and require an organization-typed Profile wherever organization eligibility is relied upon. Validate opposing synchronization, interruption, and recovery sequences explicitly.
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- Line 37: Update the handle lookup in ShowApiOrganizationRequest to require the
related profile type to be ProfileType::Organization, and update
UpdateOrCreateUser::handle to remove the related Organization row when
converting a profile to ProfileType::User. Ensure organization queries cannot
return records for profiles that are no longer organizations.
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@database/migrations/2026_10_30_120000_create_organizations_table.php:
- Line 24: Update the migration’s ACCESS EXCLUSIVE lock phase to minimize how
long profiles and organization_members are blocked, while preserving protection
against concurrent writes invalidating the backfill; alternatively, ensure the
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Summary
Profileholds every GitHub account at an@handle, users and organizations alike. #1262, #1302, #1303 and #1304 then added methods that only make sense for an organization (members(),admins(),roleOf(),lane()), so a user's profile had amembers()that always returned nothing.Organizations now have their own
Organizationmodel on a neworganizationstable, like users haveusers, and those methods live only there.Profilekeeps the GitHub identity both share.Stacked on #1304, which adds
members()androleOf().Changes
App\Models\Organization:organizationstable, which holds the color (preferred_lane,lane_color). Itsidis its profile's ID, because mentions, members, the settings URLs and the claim already store that ID.profile(), likeUser, with the sameProfile::USER_ATTRIBUTES: eager-loaded, read-only, and serialized as before. Its GitHub ID is read on$organization->profile. Queries by handle joinprofiles.Profiletouches it, like it touches its user, so the sitemap dates an organization by its GitHub profile and its color.members(),admins(),roleOf(),lane(),openGraphImageVersion()andFRESH_FOR_HOURSfromProfile.finalmodel rather than a subclass, because the arch tests' strict preset rules out non-final, abstract and protected-method classes.Profile: loses those methods and thepreferred_lane/lane_colorcolumns, which only organizations used. Gainsorganization().PageMetadataandOpenGraphCanvastakeOrganizationinstead ofProfile.{organization}routes bindOrganization, so a user's profile is a 404 by binding.CreateOrganizationAdminRequestno longer checks the type itself.type = organizationuseOrganization::query().User::organizations()returnsOrganization.UpdateOrCreateOrganizationfinds the profile by its GitHub ID and typeorganization, then creates the organization's row if there is none.UpdateOrCreateUsermatches on typeuserthe same way. A user's account that GitHub turned into an organization now fails on the unique GitHub ID instead of becoming an organization, and a test covers it. Before, it was converted.DeleteOrganizationalso deletes the profile.isMember(User)andisAdmin(User): new onOrganization, likeConversation::isMaintainedBy(). The org member, profile and color requests use them instead of comparingroleOf()themselves, and each request still chooses between a 404 and a 403.OrganizationFactoryreplacesProfileFactory::organization(). LikeUserFactory, it sends the identity it's given, such as a handle, to the profile it makes.Migration
2026_10_30_120000_create_organizations_tablecreatesorganizations, copies every organization profile's color into it, pointsorganization_membersat it, and drops the two columns fromprofiles. It locksprofilesandorganization_membersfirst, so nothing written meanwhile is lost: on a throwaway database, a color change made during the migration waited and was copied.The columns move rather than appear, but for the record:
Validation
All local, on a throwaway Postgres 18 with pgvector:
php -d memory_limit=-1 vendor/bin/pest --parallel --ci --coverage --exactly=100.0: 5,126 tests passed, total coverage 100.0%.composer test:types(0 errors),composer test:type-coverage(100%), Pint, Rector (no changes),tsc,vp lintandbun run test:unit(212 passed).No UI or behavior change is intended, so there are no screenshots. The pages, props and API responses are the same.
Independent review
A separate reviewing agent reviewed this read-only on base
b64859fe(the head of #1304).2512e27b: CODE: FAIL. The rename had turned "Profile tab" into "Organization tab" in three comments, and three test docblocks still saidProfile. It also found that the scoped lookup inUpdateOrCreateOrganizationwould throw on a GitHub account that turned from a user into an organization, where the old code switched the profile's type.a3e59535: CODE: PASS, after those fixes and a test for the conversion.51353fa2, rebased onto feat: let organization admins manage members in the organization's settings #1304's060557bcand withisMember()/isAdmin(): CODE: PASS. Authorization is unchanged, request by request.8b29fbd4, rebased onto feat: let organization admins manage members in the organization's settings #1304'seb54ea0a(exception renamed toOrganizationMustHaveAnAdmin, self-promotion refused): CODE: PASS.25616335, theorganizationstable: CODE: FAIL for a stray SQLite file from a local migration run. It also noted that deleting a user whose account became an organization would hit the new foreign key, and that the migration should lockorganization_memberstoo.d8887015, after those fixes: CODE: PASS.ba96226a, profiles no longer change type: CODE: PASS.535e8132, the GitHub ID read on the profile: CODE: PASS.Visual review doesn't apply: nothing on screen changes.
Limitations
/@{handle}/og.png): a profile with no user that isn't an organization now gets a 404. Before, it got an organization card. Every profile is one or the other, so this shouldn't happen in practice.mentions/organizations/{id}: a user's profile ID there now gets a 404 instead of a redirect. Mentions only store organization IDs.commits:link-organizations. We'll handle the case if it ever happens.Summary by CodeRabbit