The convention is debatable even on a relational database, where the use of FKs in joins make this often a useful index to have. Doing it speculatively for non-relational databases seems a step too far.
They are ignored by the Cosmos and in-memory provider, so this should not be breaking.
The convention is debatable even on a relational database, where the use of FKs in joins make this often a useful index to have. Doing it speculatively for non-relational databases seems a step too far.
They are ignored by the Cosmos and in-memory provider, so this should not be breaking.