Fixes #14151: create migration script to remove index nodeid_idx #1789
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| @@ -62,6 +62,7 @@ trap anomaly_handler ERR INT TERM | |||
| # - 4.1.12 : Create nodecompliancelevels table | |||
| # - 4.1.12 : Add new property rudder.batch.reportscleaner.compliancelevels.delete.TTL | |||
| # - 4.1.17 : Change LDAP attribute ipNetworkNumber -> networkSubnet | |||
| # - 4.1.18 : Drop unused index nodeid_idx | |||
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https://issues.rudder.io/issues/14151