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John | 9 May 03:04

[Trac] Edit report order= bug


Hi all,

 Sorry if this is a n00b question, I searched and couldn't find how to
fix this. I have a custom query, which sorts by milestone, then
subsorts by priority.

But our system seems to have had a number of priorities, so our
highest priority has a value of 5 in the db, and the lowest has a
value of '10'.

The following query seems to be sorting alphabetically instead of
numerically, so the low priority items (value 10) are showing at the
top. How can I get this to sort numerically?

query:?status=accepted
&
status=assigned
&
status=new
&
status=reopened
&
status=resolved
&
group=milestone
&
order=priority
&
col=id

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Christian Boos | 9 May 09:41

[Trac] Re: Edit report order= bug


Hello John,

John wrote:
> Hi all,
>
>  Sorry if this is a n00b question, I searched and couldn't find how to
> fix this. I have a custom query, which sorts by milestone, then
> subsorts by priority.
>
> But our system seems to have had a number of priorities, so our
> highest priority has a value of 5 in the db, and the lowest has a
> value of '10'.
>
> The following query seems to be sorting alphabetically instead of
> numerically, so the low priority items (value 10) are showing at the
> top. How can I get this to sort numerically?
>   

Upgrade to 0.11rc1, it should be fixed there.

-- Christian

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