Describe the bugpriorityAscending and priorityDescending sort in the wrong direction. It is sorting by number instead of Priority
For example:
P1 is the highest priority, so in Descending, it should be on top of the list. Instead, it is on the bottom
P4 is the lowest priority, so in Ascending, it should be on top of the list, Instead, it is on the bottom.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Requirements: Have two tasks of differing priorities, let's say a P1 and P4
To your filter use:
sorting:
- priorityAscending
Expected behavior
P4
P1
Actual behavior
P1
P4
ScreenshotsAscending
Descending
Recording
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Describe the bug
priorityAscending
andpriorityDescending
sort in the wrong direction. It is sorting by number instead of PriorityFor example: P1 is the highest priority, so in
Descending
, it should be on top of the list. Instead, it is on the bottom P4 is the lowest priority, so inAscending
, it should be on top of the list, Instead, it is on the bottom.To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior: Requirements: Have two tasks of differing priorities, let's say a P1 and P4 To your filter use:
Expected behavior
Actual behavior
Screenshots Ascending
Descending
Recording
Desktop (please complete the following information):