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user: Please solve this issue in the repository statamic/cms. |
## Issue |
**Title** |
Add installation command for Statamic Collaboration and guard against recursive fieldset imports |
**Problem** |
* Importing fieldsets that reference each other could cause infinite recursion, leading to stack overflows or unresponsive UI. |
* Setting up broadcasting and the Collaboration addon required multiple manual steps, making onboarding cumbersome. |
**Root Cause** |
* The fieldset import process never tracked the import chain, so circular references went undetected. |
* No single CLI workflow existed to enable Laravel broadcasting, install a driver, and add the Collaboration package. |
**Fix / Expected Behavior** |
- Introduce a safeguard that records the current import stack and throws a clear exception when a fieldset is imported more than once in the same chain. |
- Surface a user‑friendly validation error message when a recursive import is detected while saving blueprints or fieldsets. |
- Register a singleton to manage the import stack throughout the request lifecycle. |
- Add a new console command that: |
- Installs the Collaboration addon if missing. |
- Enables Laravel broadcasting automatically (including Laravel 10 compatibility). |
- Prompts the user to choose and install a broadcasting driver (Laravel Reverb, Pusher, or custom). |
- Updates the environment file with necessary driver configuration. |
- Ensure the command is available via the console service provider. |
**Risk & Validation** |
- Verify that existing fieldset imports continue to work and that non‑recursive imports are unaffected. |
- Test the new command across supported Laravel versions, confirming broadcasting is enabled and the selected driver is installed correctly. |
- Run the CP fieldset and blueprint save flows to ensure the recursive‑import validation triggers the expected error message without breaking other validation rules. |
## Relevant Interface |
Function: __construct(string $fieldset, string $target) |
Location: src/Exceptions/FieldsetRecursionException.php |
Inputs: |
- $fieldset (string) – the handle of the fieldset that is being imported recursively. |
- $target (string) – the handle of the fieldset that attempted the import causing the recursion. |
Outputs: Instantiates a FieldsetRecursionException object (extends Exception) with a preset message. The exception is used by the test suite via $this->expectException(FieldsetRecursionException::class) to assert that recursive imports are rejected. |
Description: Thrown when a fieldset import would cause an infinite recursion loop. Carries the involved fieldset handles for error reporting. |
Method: getFieldset() |
Location: src/Exceptions/FieldsetRecursionException.php |
Inputs: none |
Outputs: string – the `$fieldset` handle that triggered the recursion exception. |
Description: Returns the name of the fieldset that was identified as being imported recursively. |
Method: getSolution() |
Location: src/Exceptions/FieldsetRecursionException.php |
Inputs: none |
Outputs: Solution (an implementation from Spatie\Ignition\Contracts) – a user‑friendly solution description for the exception. |
Description: Provides a developer‑oriented solution suggestion explaining how to avoid the recursive import. |
## Repository Info |
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