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Add placeids column #25
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This is required to implement the popularLocations query in the project-fortis-services EdgesSchema. Basically, to implement the query, we'll first fetch the geofence for the current site and then query the computedtiles table for those tiles inside of the geofence and then return the union of places contained in all the tiles.
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As noted in project-fortis-spark#17, this column is required to implement the popularLocations query in the project-fortis-services EdgesSchema.
Basically, to implement the query, we'll first fetch the geofence for the current site and then query the computedtiles table for those tiles inside of the geofence and then return the union of places contained in all the tiles.