Title: Critical Session Management Issue Affecting Payment Status Retrieval and User Authentication

[JungHoonGhae]

Summary There appears to be a critical issue with session management and email retrieval in the application. This not only results in the API query parameter email_address=eq.undefined but also causes disruptions in recognizing and retrieving payment statuses from Stripe. Users, including myself, have experienced being logged out unexpectedly, especially after completing a payment.

Context (HAR Data) Request Method: GET Status Code: 406 Script Initiator: A JavaScript file from https://code.devgpt.com/_next/static/chunks/7490-9e3e7a33b0fd59e0.js initiates the request. Query Parameters: select=monthly_budget&email_address=eq.undefined Response: {"code":"PGRST116","details":"The result contains 0 rows","hint":null,"message":"JSON object requested, multiple (or no) rows returned"}

Steps to Reproduce Log into the application. Complete a payment process through Stripe. Observe any session disruptions, logouts, or issues in retrieving payment status from Stripe.

Expected Results After logging in and completing a payment, the application should maintain a stable user session and correctly update payment status from Stripe.

Actual Results Users experience session disruptions or unexpected logouts, particularly after completing a payment. The API query for fetching customer data contains an incorrect email_address=eq.undefined parameter, indicating a likely session issue.

Additional Information Authentication: Users are logged in but experience session disruptions or unexpected logouts. Payment System: Stripe Query Parameter: email_address=eq.undefined suggests a session management issue.

Suggestions for Fix

1. Diagnose session management issues to understand why users, including myself, are being logged out unexpectedly, especially after making a payment.
2. Investigate why the email address is not being correctly retrieved and populated in API queries, leading to the email_address=eq.undefined parameter.

This is a critical issue affecting both payment processes and user sessions and should be addressed immediately.