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only been one repo implementation so far, it's not optimized for network databases and some things
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are less efficient than they could be.
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Some of the existing repo methods could be consolidated to better represent the data and operations
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that need to be performed. This should happen _before_ implementing the postgres repo.
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### HashRepo
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This is a little complicated because one of the things a HashRepo can do is return a stream of
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hashes from the repo. This can likely be implemented as a batch-retrieval operation that fetches
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1000 hashes at once and then drains them on each call to `poll_next`
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This is also probably made up of multiple tables, and can reuse some other tables. It's likely that
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some of this functionality can be consolidated with AliasRepo. In both usages, relate_hash and
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relate_alias are called together.
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Create could also maybe be updated to take the identifier as an argument, since it doesn't make
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sense to have a hash without an identifier. This might affect the ingest process' ordering
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methods:
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- size
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- hashes
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- create
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- relate_alias
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- remove_alias
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- aliases
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- relate_identifier
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- update_identifier
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- identifier
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- relate_variant_identifier
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- variant_identifier
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- variants
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- remove_variant
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- relate_motion_identifier
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- motion_identifier
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- cleanup
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```sql
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methods:
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- create
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- relate_delete_token
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- relate_hash
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- delete_token
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- hash
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- for_hash
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- cleanup
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This can probably be simplified. If `create` took a `hash` as an argument and returned a
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`delete_token` we could have all of our required information up-front and avoid the hassle of
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generating each part of this separately
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```sql
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CREATE TABLE aliases (
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alias VARCHAR(30) PRIMARY KEY,
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