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Items are listed in non-natural sortorder #6532

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tbsbdr opened this issue Mar 4, 2022 · 2 comments · Fixed by #6632
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Items are listed in non-natural sortorder #6532

tbsbdr opened this issue Mar 4, 2022 · 2 comments · Fixed by #6632
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Priority:p3-medium Normal priority Type:Bug Something isn't working

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@tbsbdr
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tbsbdr commented Mar 4, 2022

Steps to reproduce

  1. go to demo.owncloud.com
  2. upload 15 files with filename "Nature n+1.jpg"
  3. Sort by filename

Expected behaviour

files should be listed like one would count up

  • Nature 1.jpg
  • Nature 2.jpg
  • Nature 3.jpg
  • Nature 4.jpg
  • Nature 5.jpg
  • ...
  • Nature 9.jpg
  • Nature 10.jpg
  • Nature 11.jpg
  • ...

Actual behaviour

Files are listed in alphabetical order:

  • Nature 1.jpg
  • Nature 10.jpg
  • Nature 11.jpg
  • Nature 12.jpg
  • Nature 13.jpg
  • Nature 14.jpg
  • Nature 2.jpg
  • Nature 3.jpg
  • ...

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(Labeled it as a bug as I think this is kind of a regression iirc)

@tbsbdr tbsbdr added the Type:Bug Something isn't working label Mar 4, 2022
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Note: it looks like the oC10 "traditional" web UI does implement the "natural sort order":
Files - ownCloud - sort-order

So this is a feature missing from "web".

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tbsbdr commented Mar 8, 2022

Correct. And iirc we had natural sort order already in web as well

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