when sorting issues by nearest due date, issues without due date should be sorted ascending #35267
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I could have a conflict of interest reviewing this - might you wana review it instead ? - thx :) |
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When sorting issues and pull requests by the nearest due date, the issues and PRs without a due date are currently sorted descending by their creation date. This seems counter intuitive to me. When sorting by nearest due date I want to see the issues/PRs in the order they should be worked on. For issues/PRs without a due date that order should be first come first served rather than last come first served.
This PR now changes the ordering of issues/PRs which don't have a due date to ascending by their creation date. So that the oldest is shown first and the newest last.
This now also makes the sort order nearest due date a true opposite to farthest due date. At farthest due date the newest is shown first and the oldest last.
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