Haha, yeah, option D sounds like a lot of extra work. Unless there's a specific reason we need to manually control the indexing, I don't see that as the best choice. I'm with you guys - I think it comes down to Consistent or Lazy indexing mode.
You know, I was thinking the same thing. But what about option D? Setting the automatic indexing property to False might mean we need to manually update the index, which could be a hassle. I'd rather let Cosmos DB handle that for us if possible.
I agree, B or C seem like the most likely answers here. Personally, I'd lean towards Consistent indexing mode to make sure we don't have any stale data in the index. But Lazy could be a good option if we're okay with occasional slightly outdated results.
Hmm, this is a tricky one. We need to ensure the index is updated as items change, so I think the answer is either B or C. Consistent indexing mode would ensure the index is always up-to-date, but Lazy mode might be a good compromise if we don't need real-time updates.
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