Hi! First of all, thank you for the great work on the Laravel Teams package — it’s really well designed and very helpful for team-based multi-tenant applications.
While reviewing the migration for the permissions table, I noticed that it includes a foreign key reference to the team model:
$table->foreignId(Config::get('teams.foreign_keys.team_id', 'team_id'))
->constrained()
->cascadeOnDelete();
However, this team_id column doesn’t seem to be used elsewhere in the package (for example, not in the Permission model or any relationships).
Could you please clarify the reasoning behind including this foreign key?
Was it meant to allow team-specific permission sets, or is it a leftover from an earlier design version?
Thanks again for your excellent work and for maintaining this package!
Hi! First of all, thank you for the great work on the Laravel Teams package — it’s really well designed and very helpful for team-based multi-tenant applications.
While reviewing the migration for the permissions table, I noticed that it includes a foreign key reference to the team model:
$table->foreignId(Config::get('teams.foreign_keys.team_id', 'team_id'))
->constrained()
->cascadeOnDelete();
However, this team_id column doesn’t seem to be used elsewhere in the package (for example, not in the Permission model or any relationships).
Could you please clarify the reasoning behind including this foreign key?
Was it meant to allow team-specific permission sets, or is it a leftover from an earlier design version?
Thanks again for your excellent work and for maintaining this package!