Issue #37 - Create indexes on Postgres - #424
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Issue number: resolves #37
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What is the current behavior?
Queries filtering bookmarks and tags rely only on primary key indexes. Frequently used search patterns (
user_id,user_id + url,user_id + tag_title,tag_id) are not covered by indexes, which can lead to sequential scans and slower query performance on larger datasets.Added database indexes to optimize frequently used lookup queries:
bookmark(user_id, url)bookmark_tag(tag_id)tag(user_id, tag_title)Added a Flyway migration to apply these indexes.
Does this introduce a breaking change?
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The indexes were verified after migration. On the current development database, PostgreSQL may still choose sequential scans because the tables contain very little data.
EXPLAINconfirms that the new indexes are available and can be used by the query planner.