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egeakman
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Italy comes before Portugal on the preview: https://sort-community-partners.ep-preview.click/community-partners/ Maybe you checked the live site? :) |
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@hugovk, sorry, it was the correct page, but I had it cached! LGTM! Thanks!
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https://ep2025.europython.eu/community-partners/ says they're in alphabetical order, but they're not. For example, PyCon Italia is shown before PyCon France.
This PR sorts them by ID, which is their directory name. Not exactly the same as sorting by name, but close enough?