Fix: Correct table reference in invalidateUserSessions #53
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This pull request resolves a PostgresError: missing FROM-clause entry for table "gf_user" that occurred when a user signs out from all devices. The invalidateUserSessions function was incorrectly referencing the users table in the WHERE clause (eq(users.id, userId)). The query only selects from the sessions table, so this reference was invalid. This change updates the query to reference the userId column on the sessions table (eq(sessions.userId, userId)), which resolves the database error.
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Fix: Correct table reference in
invalidateUserSessionsThis pull request resolves a
PostgresError: missing FROM-clause entry for table "gf_user"that occurred when a user signs out from all devices.The
invalidateUserSessionsfunction was incorrectly referencing theuserstable in theWHEREclause (eq(users.id, userId)). The query only selects from thesessionstable, so this reference was invalid.This change updates the query to reference the
userIdcolumn on thesessionstable (eq(sessions.userId, userId)), which resolves the database error.