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The history of this is that #974 identified a problem, which was fixed in !497. That MR added test coverage for the bug. However, the fix for it actually added a huge performance hit, on the order of 30 seconds or so when calculating the suggested version. This fixes that performance problem by removing the need for a sub query. The end goal is to take the following query: ``` UPDATE app SET suggestedVersion = ( SELECT MAX(apk.version) FROM apk WHERE ... ) ``` and the `WHERE` clause needs to somehow join the outer `app` table with the inner `apk` table, such that the repo in question does not matter. It can't just join directly from `apk.appId -> app.rowid`, because the `app` is specific to a given repository, but we want to select the `MAX(apk.version)` from every related apk, regardless of repo. This commit solves it by joining the inner `apk` table onto an intermediate `app` table, which is used purely so that we can select apks where their `packageId` is the same as the `packageId` of the app being updated.
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