TransactionReceipts on events should leverage the Firehose block when available
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Since Aug 1, 2023.
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Currently if an Ethereum event handler accesses event.receipt, the TransactionReceipt is fetched from an RPC. If the subgraph is indexing using a Firehose, it should be able to directly access the TransactionReceipt from the firehose block. This will increase performance, and also remove a further point of RPC reliance for Firehose subgraphs
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