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[Bug] Use a list instead of a set for index changes to perserve order#73

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mikealfare merged 5 commits intomaindbt-labs/dbt-postgres:mainfrom bug/72dbt-labs/dbt-postgres:bug/72Copy head branch name to clipboard

Apr 25, 2024

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use a list instead of a set for index changes to perserve order
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add a test to lock in index change order
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add index names to pass validation
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Update .changes/unreleased/Fixes-20240425-133401.yaml

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