fix(storage): create the correct indexes for Merkle leaf queries #1710
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Global state tree and class commitment tree leaves are queried by matching on both the address/hash and the block number. Doing this efficiently requires a composite index on these tables.
Mirko-von-Leipzig
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Global state tree and class commitment tree leaves are queried by matching on both the address/hash and the block number. Doing this efficiently requires a composite index on these tables.
Re-creating these indexes takes a few minutes on a recent mainnet DB.