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The switch was the wrong control. project_workstream_contractor stores both
flags per (workstream, organisation) pair, so one switch stood for n booleans:
it could report a per-workstream split but never author one, and clicking it
destroyed the split to stay decidable. The schema's central capability was
unreachable from the only screen that configures it.
Add/edit dialog is now a grid: one row per workstream the *project* covers —
not only the ones this contractor holds — with a tick to assign and a tick per
permission. Unassigned rows stay visible and greyed, so the shape of the
project and its uncovered workstreams are part of the decision. Un-ticking a
workstream clears its permissions, so re-ticking never silently restores a
grant. Column headers carry an all/none shortcut.
The main table no longer shows permissions at all: contractor, workstreams,
Actions. Clicking a row (or its disclosure button, which carries
aria-expanded/aria-controls for keyboards and screen readers) opens a sub-row
listing each assignment with its own two permissions, read-only. Several may
be open at once. Actions stay per contractor — Edit and Remove act on the
whole set.
Wire shape follows: POST/PATCH take assignments[{projectWorkstreamId,
updateStagesPermission, uploadDocumentsPermission}]. A workstream named twice
is a 400 — two answers to one question. ContractorGroup drops its
per-contractor summary and permissionState is gone; nothing needs the flags
reduced to one answer, and reducing them is how a contractor allowed on one
workstream comes to look allowed everywhere. Updates are grouped by flag pair,
so twenty workstreams still cost at most four UPDATEs.
ADR-0022 records this; ADR-0021's decision 1 is marked superseded, its other
two (removal never cascades; Continue leads to the import) stand.
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