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I mean, if you set your permissions very carefully, you could use database accounts as user accounts...



that's not the problem. The problem is that your back-end always has things to do OTHER than crud to DB. What about working with users' token? in-memory caching? calling other services? sending emails? And don't tell me that you have postgres plugins and other roundabout ways to solve it, that's just more insanity.




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