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I've been working on an app where I store financial data for my users. I've gone through a few iterations but have landed on RLS for partitioning the users data.
I considered using a schema per user, a database per user (probably would have used @SQLite ), or a layer in the ORM does some form of "roll your own rls" -- maybe appending a filter anytime the table has a user_id column.
It seems like @Supabase has popularized RLS and i'm wondering if thats what most people are doing these days?