In postgres we have queries like `SELECT

In postgres we have queries like

SELECT * from some_table WHERE user_id = auth.uid() OR members ? auth.uid()

SELECT * from some_table WHERE user_id = auth.uid() OR members ? auth.uid()

. We poll that, compare the ids and versions of the rows to the ids and verisons the client says it has, and only return whatever has changed (higher version than client_data), no longer matches (in client data but not in query results), or is new (not in client data but in query results)

In postgres we have queries like `SELECT

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