Adding the correct indexes for the user table #588
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- the `Table` attribute is not needed and the defined unique constraints are not working, replace them with the `UniqueConstraint` attribute which is working - add a unique index for `ap_profile_id`
sadly it is needed, as the table name is not just `user`, but `"user"` which is not the default mapping
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This migration drastically improves the performance of our SQL query because the basic user fetch now takes < 1ms from ~50-60ms on gehirneimer.de
We already have indexes on the user table, however those are all lower(...) ones and we basically never query for
x = lower(...)so these are basically never used. We do have unique indexes which do the same job, only for default queries, however the one forap_profile_idwas missing and the other ones cryptically named. This PR fixes that