Optimize site information existence check#3523
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Every submission currently counts the site information records associated with the build's site, only to check whether that value is zero. That count query adds up fast when projects use the same site name across many different machines with different specs. This commit updates the offending query to instead check for the existence of any records instead of counting them.
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Every submission currently counts the site information records associated with the build's site, only to check whether that value is zero. That count query adds up fast when projects use the same site name across many different machines with different specs. This commit updates the offending query to instead check for the existence of any records instead of counting them.