test: [Stacked] migrate findTeamMembersMatchingAttributeLogic to integration tests

[hariombalhara]

What does this PR do?

Migrates findTeamMembersMatchingAttributeLogic tests from mock-based unit tests to integration tests that run against a real database via Prisma. This gives higher confidence that attribute matching logic works correctly end-to-end.

This PR only changes the test file — no production code is modified.

Changes

• Renamed findTeamMembersMatchingAttributeLogic.test.ts → .integration-test.ts
• Removed all mocks — vi.mock() for getAttributes and react-awesome-query-builder/widgets replaced with real Prisma fixture helpers (createTestOrganization, createTestTeam, createTestUser, createTestAttribute, createTestAttributeAssignment)
• Proper lifecycle — beforeAll/afterAll for org+team setup/teardown, afterEach for per-test resource cleanup
• Dynamic IDs — hardcoded userId: 1, teamId: 1 replaced with real DB-generated IDs via testFixtures and createdUsers
• Enum usage — "SINGLE_SELECT" as const → AttributeType.SINGLE_SELECT
• Performance test — scaled to 20 attributes × 400 users (down from 4000) with 60s timeout to account for real DB overhead
• Error handling — unsupported attribute type test updated: expects null return instead of thrown error (aligns with actual runtime behavior for AttributeType.TEXT with select operators)
• Negation operator tests — migrated from mock-based to integration-test style, including an additional test case ("should match users who have a different attribute but not the queried one")

Updates since last revision

• Resolved merge conflict with main by keeping the integration-test version of the negation operator tests (discarding the duplicate mock-based version from main)
• Reverted changes to apps/web/modules/event-types/components/AddMembersWithSwitch.tsx — this PR is now test-only

Mandatory Tasks (DO NOT REMOVE)

• I have self-reviewed the code (A decent size PR without self-review might be rejected).
• I have updated the developer docs in /docs if this PR makes changes that would require a documentation change. N/A — test-only change.
• I confirm automated tests are in place that prove my fix is effective or that my feature works.

How should this be tested?

Run the integration tests (requires a running Postgres database):

VITEST_MODE=integration yarn test packages/features/routing-forms/lib/findTeamMembersMatchingAttributeLogic.integration-test.ts

Human Review Checklist

• In createAttributesScenario, the if (member.userId) branch creates a new user and ignores the provided userId — this looks like dead code / a bug. Verify this is intentional or clean it up.
• Performance test reduced from 4000 → 400 members — confirm this still provides meaningful coverage and isn't masking regressions.
• Verify CI environment supports integration tests with real DB connections.
• Confirm the error handling change (thrown error → null return for TEXT attributes) matches actual production behavior.

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[hariombalhara]

We don't mock getAttributes or DB queries here. So, we can better test the behavior e2e from the perspective of findTeamMembersMatchingAttributeLogic

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<file name="packages/features/routing-forms/lib/findTeamMembersMatchingAttributeLogic.integration-test.ts">

<violation number="1" location="packages/features/routing-forms/lib/findTeamMembersMatchingAttributeLogic.integration-test.ts:176">
P2: The `userId` parameter is accepted but never actually used. When `member.userId` is truthy, the code sets `userId = member.userId` but then immediately overwrites it by creating a new test user. Both branches of the if/else perform identical operations, making the `userId` parameter dead code. If a test passes a specific `userId` to reuse an existing user, a new user will be silently created instead.</violation>
</file>

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