Filter on origin using an index#409
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Alternative to #408
This creates an index of domains from
parameters.siteand then matches against that index. It requires a migration to create the index, and changes toparameters.sitewill write to that index, but it should be faster than a regex scan.This is filtering on origin (scheme + domain) so
https://www.nifc.gov/fire-information/statistics/wildfireswill match onhttps://www.nifc.govbut notwww.nifc.gov.This PR also fixes indexing on the
sitelookup, which was being missed.