Cannot delete user when sessions are in secondary storage instead of database
When a secondary storage is setup, so sessions are there instead of main database, I try to delete a user but it seems better-auth still expects a sessions table in the main database. Is this expected or a bug?
For context:
- Secondary storage (Upstash Redis)
- Main database (postgreSQL with DrizzleORM)
- No cookie caching
For context:
- Secondary storage (Upstash Redis)
- Main database (postgreSQL with DrizzleORM)
- No cookie caching
