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RLS policies define WHAT rows can be accessed, but GRANT statements control WHETHER a table can be accessed at all. This was causing 403 errors when authenticated users tried to access tables. Added grants for: - Core tables: members, membership_statuses, membership_types - Dues: dues_payments (SELECT) - Events: events, event_types, event_rsvps (full CRUD), event_rsvps_public - Documents: documents, document_categories, document_folders - Settings: app_settings (SELECT for public settings) - Email: email_logs (SELECT for own logs) - Preferences: user_notification_preferences (SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE) - Views: members_with_dues, events_with_counts Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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