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I'm currently playing with this framework and noticed that the default table for the credentials does not set an index for the publicKeyCredentialId column.
Next to that, for MySQL it picks longtext. You cannot set an index on that either.
So this will be fine with a demo application, but as soon as this table grows bigger, performance will be degraded significantly.
Maybe a suggestion could be to hash the publicKeyCredentialId and use that to lookup the credential?
Example
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Description
I'm currently playing with this framework and noticed that the default table for the credentials does not set an index for the
publicKeyCredentialId
column.Next to that, for MySQL it picks
longtext
. You cannot set an index on that either.So this will be fine with a demo application, but as soon as this table grows bigger, performance will be degraded significantly.
Maybe a suggestion could be to hash the publicKeyCredentialId and use that to lookup the credential?
Example
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: