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tokenis interpolated directly into the query string. Our pattern matching flags this because your codebase uses parameterized queries indb.query()elsewhere (line 12, 28, 39). This is a regression from your own standards.db.query('SELECT * FROM sessions WHERE token = $1', [token])— parameterized, safe.