test(enterprise/coderd): stabilize TestUserSkillAuditDiffTracksContent#26326
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GetAuditLogsOffset orders by "time" DESC with no tiebreaker, and dbtime.Now rounds to microseconds, so two audit logs emitted in quick succession can land in the same microsecond and return in non-deterministic order. Sort the rows by Action descending before indexing so positional access is stable regardless of timestamp collisions.
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GetAuditLogsOffsetorders by"time" DESCwith no tiebreaker, anddbtime.Nowrounds to microseconds, so two audit logs emitted in quick succession (especially on platforms with coarser clock resolution like Windows) can land in the same microsecond and Postgres is free to return them in either order. The test then assumes positional ordering and breaks.Sort
rowsbyActiondescending before indexing sorows[0]is the update log androws[1]is the create log regardless of timestamp collisions.Closes CODAGT-585
Closes coder/internal#1551