feat: remove redundant db query in me.get #352
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TL;DR
Simplified user data retrieval by using existing context data instead of making a database query.
What changed?
Removed the database query in the
me.router.tsfile and directly returned the user data from the context (ctx.user) that's already available through theprotectedProcedure.How to test?
/meendpoint while authenticatedWhy make this change?
The
protectedProcedurealready includes the necessary user data in its context, making the additional database query redundant. This change improves performance by eliminating an unnecessary database call while maintaining the same functionality.