Hey there, at what point is SuperTokens applying the SQL commands to the database to create tables like

emailpassword_users

, etc... I am asking because i use goent and i successfully can relate to the

emailpassword_users

table. The problem is on the first start if the database does not exist entgo Migrations fail because the table `emailpassword_users`does not exist at that point. My code looks like this

go
func DefineRoutes() *gin.Engine {
    supertokens.Init()

    // Adding the SuperTokens middleware in this function as well
    app, v1 := gnshttp.GetGinApp("v1")

    // Fails with: failed creating schema resources: sql/schema: create "user_profiles" table: pq: relation "emailpassword_users" does not exist
    ent.Schema.Create(...)
    ...
}

As you can see I am initializing SuperTokens first, but that does not help

Hey! The tables areas created when the supertokens core starts

Oh yeah right. So you mean the start of the containers is responsible

Yea.

The SuperToken Docker Container does it?

Yes.

Of course 😄 Totally forgot there was a running container

Hope this solves the issue