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* denormalize IssueTag.key; this allows for key to be used in and index
(issue, key, count).
* rewrite to grouping-first, per-key-query-second. i.e. reverts part of
bbfee84c6a. Reasoning: I don't want to rely on "mostly unique" always
guessing correctly, and we don't dynamically determine that yet. Which
means that (in the single query version) if you'd have a per-event value for
some tag, you could end up iterating over as many values as there are events,
which won't work.
* in tags.py, do the tab-check first to avoid doing the tag-calculation twice.
* further denormalation (of key__key, of value__str) actually turns out to not
be required for both the grouping and indivdual queries to be fast.
Performance tests, as always, against sqlite3.
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Roads not taken/background
* This commit removes a future TODO that "A point _could_ be made for
['issue', '?value?' 'count']", I tried both versions of that index
(against the group-then-query version, the only one which I trust)
but without denormalization of key, I could not get it to be fast.
* I thought about a hybrid approach (for those keys with low counts of values
do the single-query thing) but as it stands the extra complexity isn't worth
it.
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on the 1.2M events, 3 (user defined) tags / event test env this
basically lowers the time from "seconds" to "miliseconds".
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