Add database index on task_id column in task__output table for performance improvement #3274
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This PR addresses slow task output loading performance when there are many tasks with long outputs by adding a missing database index on the
task_id
column in thetask__output
table.Problem
Users reported significant slowness when displaying task outputs, particularly in environments with many tasks containing long output logs. The root cause was identified as missing database indexing on the
task_id
column, which is heavily used in queries that filter task outputs by task ID.Solution
Added a new database migration (
v2.16.4
) that creates an index on thetask_id
column:This index will significantly improve query performance for the following operations:
GetTaskOutputs()
- retrieving all outputs for a specific taskGetTaskStageOutputs()
- retrieving outputs for specific task stagesTesting
The migration follows the established pattern used by other database migrations in the project and is compatible with all supported database backends (MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, BoltDB).
Fixes #3213.
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