[GraphQL] Remove "Live" ObjectKind, rename "Historical" to "Indexed" #17313
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Description
With the removal of direct accesses to the
objects
table, the nomenclature we use around object kinds ("not indexed", "live", "historical", "deleted or wrapped") is less relevant. In particular, we never use "live" and the name "historical" is confusing because even the latest version of the object may be considered "historical".This PR removes the "live" kind, and renames "historical" to "indexed" to better reflect how the users of GraphQL perceive the kinds of objects, rather than how the data is stored in the indexer's tables.
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Live
orHistorical
ObjectKind
. Instead, there is a singleIndexed
kind representing any object that has been fetched from the index (as opposed to an object that we have information about but that hasn't been indexed yet, or an object that has been deleted or wrapped so is not available).