fix(database): add index for wopi expiry column#5745
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Signed-off-by: Elizabeth Danzberger <elizabeth@elzody.dev>
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/backport to stable34 please |
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/backport to stable33 please |
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/backport to stable32 please |
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/backport to stable31 please |
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expirycolumn ofoc_richdocuments_wopi#5711Summary
Because the cleanup background job now deletes all expired WOPI tokens in a single query instead of batching them, it makes sense to introduce an index on the
expirycolumn of theoc_richdocuments_wopitable. This PR introduces a change to the existing database migration that creates the table (adding an index at creation time) as well as a newAddMissingIndicesevent listener that creates the index when runningocc db:add-missing-indices.I tested everything manually and it works flawlessy. I was not sure how to implement automated testing for this.
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