Nope. The vote today was to limit debate on one amendment. Associated with that is an agreement to have vote on final passage set at 60, with the potential for additional "point of order" votes which are, by Senate rule, set at 60. The 60 vote threshold for the vote on final passage is just a short cut combination cloture/final passage vote. Senators know that it takes 60 to limit debate, and when the KNOW there are 60 supporters, they usually agree to skip the formality of separate cloture and substantive votes.
The pair of cloture.substance votes can happen on many single items. In this case, the two single items are 1) amendment and 2) bill.
That's actually a Good Thing. It means no more than a single Sinator can change their vote, so as to "hide" from their voters, and still pass the beast.
I'd like to see them pass this beast through their ureters. :(