Currently, you need to put the newest version as the first element in the array in order for it to be displayed at the top. Now this is reversed—the newest version is on the bottom and will be rendered first. I could maybe look into creating some sorting function to use the version or date, but I feel like it's a good idea to enforce some order in the array itself for readability.
In addition, I noticed that the bullets do not align consistently if they are of different widths, this PR also fixes this.
Finally, I noticed that React was complaining about a missing key, so I fixed that too
(also, something really minor, but I also made the casing in the 1.2 milestone consistent with the one in 1.0)
Closes #120
Currently, you need to put the newest version as the first element in the array in order for it to be displayed at the top. Now this is reversed—the newest version is on the bottom and will be rendered first. I could maybe look into creating some sorting function to use the version or date, but I feel like it's a good idea to enforce some order in the array itself for readability.
In addition, I noticed that the bullets do not align consistently if they are of different widths, this PR also fixes this.
Finally, I noticed that React was complaining about a missing key, so I fixed that too
(also, something really minor, but I also made the casing in the 1.2 milestone consistent with the one in 1.0)