Split the subgraph_deployment table into two #6003
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This also makes the timeouts used for IPFS requests configurable; the default of 1s in debug builds is too short for the runner tests in CI and we therefore set it to the 60s for release builds for those tests.
We split the table `subgraphs.subgraph_deployment` into two tables, `subgraphs.head` and `subgraphs.deployment` where the `head` table only contains the metadata that changes on every block. This should help with situations where the `subgraph_deployment` table gets very bloated since the `head` table that gets bloated through frequent changes has much smaller rows than the current `subgraph_deployment` table. Rows in `subgraph_deployment` can grow as big as 500k, whereas rows in the `head` table will only take about 350 bytes at most. Updates will also be marginally better on the `heads` table since it only has one index rather than the two that `subgraph_deployment` has.
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We split the table
subgraphs.subgraph_deploymentinto two tables,subgraphs.headandsubgraphs.deploymentwhere theheadtable only contains the metadata that changes on every block.This should help with situations where the
subgraph_deploymenttable gets very bloated since theheadtable that gets bloated through frequent changes has much smaller rows than the currentsubgraph_deploymenttable. Rows insubgraph_deploymentcan grow as big as 500k, whereas rows in theheadtable will only take about 350 bytes at most.Updates will also be marginally better on the
headstable since it only has one index rather than the two thatsubgraph_deploymenthas.This change has the downstream effect that there is no more
sharded.subgraph_deploymenttable. Instead there are nowsharded.headandsharded.deploymenttables. This change will also require that all dashboards or other tools that used to accesssubgraph_deploymentnow access the two new tables.Besides splitting tables, the new tables also use
int4columns throughout for block numbers rather thannumericsince the rest of the system is restricted toint4block numbers everywhere else.