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HTTPS-E Improvement: Make targets.host UNIQUE, which auto-creates index #3215
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Done in regards to: https://github.com/brave/browser-ios/issues/310 Creating the index massively boosts performance for equality queries
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Next step will be to get a new HTTPS-E file, |
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Awesome. Making new HTTPS-E file won't be a problem; biggest hassle is I don't have my AWS 2factor device with me right now |
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a few days wait == sgtm! Bug has been around for many weeks, isn't super time-sensitive |
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Done in regards to: https://github.com/brave/browser-ios/issues/310
Creating the index massively boosts performance for equality queries