fix(seed): set organization_id on all seed data#94
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Customers, vendors, and projects were inserted without organization_id, making them invisible to org-scoped queries after multi-tenancy was added. All seed rows now belong to org-1 (Open Range Construction). Includes UPDATE statements at the bottom so re-running the seed fixes existing orphaned rows.
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Summary
organization_id = 'org-1'(Open Range Construction) to all customer, vendor, and project INSERTs inseed.sqlContext
When multi-tenancy was added, all server actions started filtering by
organization_id. But the seed data inseed.sqlnever included it, so all HPS projects, customers, and vendors hadNULLorganization_id and were invisible to every query.Test plan
sqlite3 <db-path> < drizzle/seed.sql