Fix ForeignKeyViolationError

✅ Solution

ForeignKeyViolationError means you're trying to create a database record with a foreign key value that doesn't exist in the related table. To fix this, ensure the referenced record exists (e.g., a user with the specified userId) *before* creating the new record, or create the corresponding record first. Verify that the data being passed for the foreign key is accurate and valid based on the existing entries in the referenced table.