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Epicure/apps/web
Arnaud 7d290c5b1f fix: broken recipe pages from bad cross-table SQL in followers-visibility check
visibleToViewer() referenced userFollows as a Drizzle column proxy
inside db.query.recipes.findFirst's where — the relational query
builder rewrites embedded column refs to the outer query's own table
alias regardless of which table they actually belong to, same gotcha
already documented and worked around in recipes/page.tsx's search
filter. That silently produced SQL referencing a column that doesn't
exist on recipes, breaking every recipe page load since 0.41.0. Fixed
by using a literal user_follows identifier instead, matching the
established workaround.

v0.44.1
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