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Fix #8273: "sortDirectoriesFirst": true in .brackets.json not always working properly #8341
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Triage Complete. |
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Surprised that this was reported on Mac before Windows. Thanks. Merging. |
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Fix #8273: "sortDirectoriesFirst": true in .brackets.json not always working properly
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The issue is that when using locale compare to compare the filenames, we turn the numeric option to on, so that "1" < "2" < "10". This was done so that we get
Undefined-1, Undefined-2, Undefined-3, Undefined-10, instead ofUndefined-1, Undefined-10, Undefined-2, Undefined-3. But this break the file sorting, since we preppend a0to folders and a1to files. So later we have that "1XX" < "002", where the first is a file and the second a folder. By changing the prefixes to letters, we can fix this.This is for #8273.