However, it doesn’t specify what RLS policies should be applied to these queue tables.
My situation: • I’m using Clerk for authentication. • For other tables in my database, I use the user_id column combined with the Supabase requesting_user_id() function to allow only rows where user_id matches the authenticated user’s ID. • However, the queue tables created automatically by Supabase don’t have a user_id column, so I’m not sure how to set up RLS policies in this case.
I want to ensure that only authenticated users can interact with the queue. What RLS policies and SQL expressions should I use to achieve this?
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