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Feature/84 deterministic ordering#143
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February 3, 2021 08:23
The former test verified only the cache, which failed when the output changed, but it made it very difficult to see in the diff _why_ the test had failed and _why_ the cache snapshot had changed. This commit extends the test to verify the contents of each file to make it easier to see what effect a change had on the actual SQL output.
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Improve ordering of indexes, foreign keys, and columns to improve diffing between pulls from database copies running on different servers.
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