perf(sponsors): add indexes and fragment caching for sponsors page - #2803
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Adds two PostgreSQL indexes and per-sponsor fragment caching to the sponsors page to address the slow
SponsorsController#indexreports.Database indexes
SponsorsController#indexloads active sponsors ordered byupdated_at, andSponsorsSearch(admin sponsors list) orders bylower(sponsors.name). Both queries previously used a sequential scan plus an explicit sort.Local
EXPLAIN ANALYZEwith ~1,160 rows:View allocations
Scout APM showed some requests hitting ~5M allocations, 95% in view code. Profiling the sponsor partial showed CarrierWave creating uploader/version/sanitized-file objects for every sponsor on every render.
Splitting the sponsor partial into a single-sponsor partial and rendering the collection with
cached: truedrops warm-cache allocations for the partial by ~80% (from ~225k objects to ~44k objects locally). Cache keys are based on each sponsor'supdated_at, so edits invalidate automatically.The indexes are added concurrently with
if_not_exists: true, so the migration is safe to re-run.