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fix(web): Sort by title for generic list and team list #17226
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libs/cms/src/lib/cms.elasticsearch.service.ts (2)
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: LGTM! The sorting implementation correctly restores the title sorting feature.The implementation properly sorts items first by release date (descending) and then by title (ascending) for items with equal release dates, which aligns with the PR objective to reintroduce the title sorting feature.
Consider extracting the sort configuration into a constant to improve reusability:
+const DEFAULT_LIST_SORT: sortRule[] = [ + { + [SortField.RELEASE_DATE]: { + order: SortDirection.DESC, + }, + }, + { 'title.sort': { order: SortDirection.ASC } }, +]; - const sort: sortRule[] = [ - { - [SortField.RELEASE_DATE]: { - order: SortDirection.DESC, - }, - }, - { 'title.sort': { order: SortDirection.ASC } }, - ] + const sort = DEFAULT_LIST_SORT;
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: Enhance the comment to cover both sorting criteria.The comment could be more comprehensive by mentioning both sorting criteria.
- // Sort items with equal values by ascending title order + // Sort items by release date (DESC), then by title (ASC) for items with equal dates
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Sort by title for generic list and team list
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This feature was present previously, here I am adding it in again
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