Add repro test for concurrent index ordering with dependent foreign keys#722
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Adds a failing regression test for a migration ordering issue with
concurrent_indexes: true.The repro covers a resource with a non-primary-key identity on
:codeand another resource with abelongs_tothat references that identity viadestination_attribute(:code).The generated migrations place the foreign key migration before the concurrent unique index migration, even though the referenced column needs the unique index before the foreign key can be added.
A standalone repro project is available at:
https://github.com/jechol/ash-postgres-concurrent-indexes-repro
This PR is intended as a minimal repro only.
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