const { data, error } = await query; if ( error ) console.error( error );

TL;DR

To cache the getRoleName function for an hour while ensuring the cache is not bypassed by unauthorized users, consider using a cache key that includes the user's account ID and implementing authentication checks within the cached function.

Guidance

• Use a cache key that incorporates the accountId to ensure cache separation between users, preventing unauthorized access to cached data.
• Implement authentication checks within the getRoleName function to verify the user's identity before executing the database query, ensuring that only authorized users can access the cached data.
• Investigate the createADMINClient function to ensure it is properly authenticated and authorized for the database operations being performed.
• Review the caching mechanism to understand why the cache is being refreshed after a database save, potentially due to cache invalidation mechanisms or cache key changes.

Example

// Example of using a cache key with the user's account ID
export async function getRoleName(accountId: number): Promise<AssistantRole[] | null> {
  "use cache";
  cacheLife("hours");
  const cacheKey = `roles-${accountId}`;
  // Use the cacheKey to store and retrieve cached data
}

Notes

The provided example code and guidance assume that the createADMINClient function and the caching mechanism are properly implemented and secured. However, without further information about these components, it is difficult to provide a more detailed solution.

Recommendation

Apply a workaround by using a cache key that includes the user's account ID and implementing authentication checks within the cached function to ensure secure and authorized access to cached data. This approach helps mitigate potential security risks associated with caching sensitive data.